The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists To promote the science and practice of the medical specialties of clinical radiology (diagnostic and

The formation of the Australian and New Zealand Association of Radiology early in 1935 led to the College of Radiologists in 1949. Since then, the College has had three further name changes, until finally becoming The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists in 1998.

Many thanks to members who attended last night's Victorian Branch Education Evening!In amongst the bold artworks in th...
13/11/2025

Many thanks to members who attended last night's Victorian Branch Education Evening!

In amongst the bold artworks in the Bromley Gallery, presentations from Drs Tony Chen (IDX Chief Medical Officer), Miranda Siemienowicz (ANZSTR Chair) and Rose Thomas ( co-convenor) outlined the latest from the , key highlights from the recent Melbourne ASM and travel tips for the upcoming New Zealand meeting in Christchurch .

Outgoing Branch Chair, Dr Xavier Yu, gave members an update on the Victorian Branch Committee’s activities throughout the year, highlighting efforts to promote .

Special thanks to the Victorian Branch Committee and the RANZCR Events team for bringing this event together, and for IDX (Integral Diagnostics) for their generous support.

Please save the date for the Victorian Branch Meeting "Controversies in Radiology" on Saturday 9 May 2026!

Artificial intelligence could transform radiology, how can we harness its power for good?As part of Croakey Health Media...
10/11/2025

Artificial intelligence could transform radiology, how can we harness its power for good?

As part of Croakey Health Media's rolling coverage of RANZCR's recent 75th ASM, journalist Marie McInerney's article on the AI and radiology sessions is now live.

Learn more >> https://ow.ly/Q9hC50Xp5w3

Applications are now open for a fully funded RANZCR FATES Scholarship to complete the Graduate Certificate in Clinical E...
10/11/2025

Applications are now open for a fully funded RANZCR FATES Scholarship to complete the Graduate Certificate in Clinical Education.

Open to:
🔹 RANZCR Fellows residing and working in Australia
🔹 RANZCR Trainees in the final phase of training in Australia
🔹 Fellows and trainees in MMM zones 2–7

Applications close: 17 November 2025
Learn more and apply today >> https://ow.ly/xILW50XoaZG

We’re excited to launch a new wellbeing partnership for RANZCR members and their families 🌿Through Converge Internationa...
09/11/2025

We’re excited to launch a new wellbeing partnership for RANZCR members and their families 🌿

Through Converge International, you can now access six free confidential sessions each year for counselling, family, or career support plus 24/7 crisis assistance and wellbeing resources.

Because looking after yourself is part of your professional wellbeing.

Learn more and get started: https://ow.ly/NxwL50XobvT

08/11/2025

Today is the International Day of Radiology, a day where we recognise and celebrate the extraordinary role radiology plays in healthcare and the patient journey across Australia and New Zealand.

In this our 90th year, RANZCR is proud that radiology and our members are at the forefront of modern medicine with earlier detection, fewer surgeries, and life-changing treatment outcomes.

Watch RANZCR President Prof John Slavotinek's and RANZCR CEO Mr Duane Findley's IDoR2025 message.

Congratulations to Shohreh Sadrahami, winner of our Art Contest at the RANZCR ASM 2025! 🎨🎉Her stunning piece embodies th...
05/11/2025

Congratulations to Shohreh Sadrahami, winner of our Art Contest at the RANZCR ASM 2025! 🎨🎉

Her stunning piece embodies the College of Radiology as a ninety-year-old figure, while the skeletal hand recalls the first X-ray that began this journey. From him grows the Tree of Life, bearing 90 buds of progress and radiant images of the present and future.

Together, they reflect 90 years of pushing boundaries and defining tomorrow.

A huge thank you to all the other talented participants for sharing their incredible work and creativity with us!

We were delighted to celebrate Prof Elizabeth Dick, who received an Honorary Fellowship at the RANZCR Annual Ceremony la...
05/11/2025

We were delighted to celebrate Prof Elizabeth Dick, who received an Honorary Fellowship at the RANZCR Annual Ceremony last week. At the Women in Leadership Breakfast, Prof Dick made a touching discovery - her great aunt, Dr Heather Dick, was featured in a 1949 newspaper clipping noting her attendance at the first RANZCR annual meeting. A proud family legacy in radiology and medical leadership spanning generations.

Congratulations, Prof Dick, on this well-deserved recognition and for continuing a remarkable tradition of excellence and service.

Croakey Health Media journalist Marie McInerney attended Day 2 of our ASM in Melbourne reporting on some of the ASM sess...
04/11/2025

Croakey Health Media journalist Marie McInerney attended Day 2 of our ASM in Melbourne reporting on some of the ASM sessions, delegates and speakers.

In her recent article, she looks at how the sector is addressing barriers to access and quality care.

Read the Croakey article >> https://ow.ly/PtlX50Xmf4B

We're pleased to announce the next session of the Centralised Learning Program is available now.Watch Session 34 'The A ...
01/11/2025

We're pleased to announce the next session of the Centralised Learning Program is available now.

Watch Session 34 'The A to Z of OPGs' with Dr Sarah Constantine: https://ow.ly/bIJO50XjuCr

Please record your CPD hours in the CPD dashboard of the RANZCR ePortfolio.

Dr Mansoor Parker, member of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), the Australasian Mus...
30/10/2025

Dr Mansoor Parker, member of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), the Australasian Musculoskeletal Imaging Group (AMSIG), and the Interventional Radiology Society of Australasia (IRSA), is a diagnostic and interventional radiologist based in Western Sydney.

He shares insights on the rapid evolution of radiology - from AI integration and advanced imaging technology to broader MRI accessibility across Australia. With these innovations, patients are now benefiting from earlier diagnoses, shorter wait times, and improved healthcare outcomes.

Watch the full video to hear Dr Parker’s journey, professional insights, and vision for the future of radiology in Australia >> https://ow.ly/KLY450Xk87i

The Radiation Oncology Faculty Forum presented by A/Prof David Kok at today.
25/10/2025

The Radiation Oncology Faculty Forum presented by A/Prof David Kok at today.

Dean of the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Dr Rajiv Rattan, A/Prof Hyun Ko and panel at the CR Faculty Forum this afterno...
25/10/2025

Dean of the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Dr Rajiv Rattan, A/Prof Hyun Ko and panel at the CR Faculty Forum this afternoon.

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