Everlight Radiology

07/04/2026

We are proud to announce a new partnership between Everlight Radiology and The HLH Imaging Group.

Together, we are expanding access to sub specialist cardiac and prostate imaging across the NHS, combining scalable technology with expert led reporting.

From scan to structured report, this collaboration is designed to deliver
• Faster turnaround times
• Greater diagnostic consistency
• Access to highly specialised radiologists
• Seamless integration with NHS systems

With 99% of elective studies reported within 72 hours, this partnership supports clinicians with the insights they need, when they need them.

Swipe through to see how it works.

02/04/2026

Everlight Radiology is proud to announce new appointments within our Medical Leadership team, reinforcing our commitment to clinical excellence in the ANZ and UKI regions.

Dr Meredith Thomas transitions into the role of ANZ Medical Director, bringing a wealth of experience in clinical governance and a strong focus on radiologist advocacy.

Dr Clare Ashwin is appointed UKI Medical Director, focusing on deepening our partnerships with healthcare clients as a seamless extension of their clinical teams and offering flexible and rewarding careers for radiologists.

Dr Dan Rose steps into a new role as Global Chief Medical Officer (CMO), overseeing our strategic clinical direction worldwide.

We also want to recognise Dr Avi Saks for his seven years of incredible leadership as ANZ Medical Director. We are delighted that he will continue to support the team as a Clinical Director and reporting Radiologist.

These changes reflect the remarkable growth of Everlight - now reporting over 2.2 million cases a year - and our dedication to providing the best possible environment for our doctors and the highest standard of care for our patients.

Join us in congratulating Meredith, Clare, Avi and Dan on their new roles!

01/04/2026

New leadership appointments for Everlight Radiology Medical Leadership Council (MLC)

Everlight Radiology announces new leadership appointments within its Medical Leadership Council, emphasizing commitment to quality care and future growth in teleradiology.

01/04/2026

Take a look at the latest CT Brain added to our Interesting Cases Library

Clinical Notes: Fall in shower with headache and nausea

Check out the images and see if you can find the diagnosis 👇
https://interestingcases.everlightradiology.com/interesting-case-neuro-28

Explore our full library of interesting cases at http://everlearning.info

27/03/2026

A major new prostate cancer screening trial is making headlines and could transform how the disease is detected across the NHS.

But as access to screening improves, demand for high quality prostate MRI reporting will only increase.

That’s where the right expertise matters.

Through our partnership with HLH Imaging Group, we’re expanding access to specialist prostate reporting, combining scalable technology with expert uroradiologists to support faster, more consistent diagnostics.

Because improving access to screening is only part of the solution. Accurate, timely reporting is just as critical.

Read more: https://lnkd.in/e_8wRq7S

23/03/2026

The findings from the Global Radiologist Report 2025 are still as relevant as ever, providing a sobering look at the challenges facing the profession.

After surveying over 700 consultant radiologists across 50 countries, the data highlighted a field at a breaking point. Burnout was the top concern for 53% of respondents, closely followed by workforce shortages and the "brain drain" of locally trained clinicians.

Key insights from the report included:

Impact of night shifts: 63% of radiologists believed overnight work negatively impacts their performance and well-being, while 47% felt it reduces diagnostic accuracy.

Teleradiology as a lifeline: 98% of radiologists recognized the benefits of teleradiology, particularly for clearing backlogs and reducing workload pressure.

The AI gap: While interest was high, 57% of radiologists did not yet use AI routinely, viewing it primarily as a supportive tool rather than a replacement for human expertise.

At Everlight Radiology, these findings reinforce the importance of our "follow the sun" model. By utilising a global network of radiologists, we provide vital 24/7 reporting without forcing clinicians into the grueling night shifts that lead to burnout.

It remains clear that the sustainability of radiology depends on urgent investment in the workforce, smarter technology adoption, and more flexible working models.

You can read the full Radiology Unlocked report here:
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0sRYzk0

19/03/2026

At , a particularly interesting session on “Radiology under pressure: lessons from disaster, war and cyberattacks” highlighted how mass casualty events fundamentally change the way radiology operates, shifting from routine workflows to rapid triage and population level decision making.
 
In these moments, radiology becomes a critical point in emergency pathways, making fast, clear reporting critical for clinical decisions.
 
At Everlight Radiology, we have seen this first hand. Distributed reporting models can help maintain continuity when local services are stretched, supporting hospitals when they need it most.
 
Because resilience in radiology is not just about technology. It is about preparedness, collaboration and people.
 
Learn more about how Everlight supports hospitals with 24/7 emergency teleradiology reporting.

Link in bio.

https://www.everlightradiology.com/en-gb/teleradiology-services

17/03/2026

The marketing team visited our Leicester office and had an amazing time connecting, collaborating and sharing ideas in person
 
It was a great chance to be together, brainstorm new campaigns and see how our offices bring our work to life.
 
Teamwork really makes the dream work and days like this remind us why we love what we do.
 

16/03/2026

Still reflecting on a fantastic week in Vienna at .
 
Some of the Everlight Radiology team were delighted to reconnect with friends and colleagues from across the radiology community during this year’s congress.
 
One highlight was a memorable evening at Das LOFT overlooking the city, a great setting to catch up, share perspectives and discuss the latest developments in radiology in a relaxed and social atmosphere.
 
Moments like these remind us how valuable it is to come together as a community, strengthening relationships and exchanging ideas that help shape the future of radiology.
 
Thank you to everyone who spent time with us in Vienna. We look forward to continuing the conversations throughout the year.
 

12/03/2026

Join Dr Emily Bartlett, Consultant Thoracic Radiologist, for our April everlearning webinar.

Title: Lung Nodules for the General Radiologist
Date: Thursday 9th April, 2026
Time: 6pm BST

This webinar will provide an overview of nodule classification and terminology.

How do I decide whether I should follow up a nodule?

📝 Nodules to ignore and disregard
📝 Interval imaging or PET - what should I recommend?
📝 How should I manage a nodule on a follow up CT scan?

What will be new in the forthcoming BTS nodule management guidelines? A sneak preview.

Register via link in bio.
https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/5249028/6D89AC18A090B5420C40019447D7115E

08/03/2026

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the incredible women who make a difference across Everlight Radiology.

From expert radiologists and clinical leaders to the many professionals working behind the scenes, women across our global network play a vital role in delivering high quality care to patients 24 hours a day.

Their expertise, compassion and commitment help ensure patients and healthcare partners receive the support they need, whenever they need it. We are proud to work alongside so many talented women who make a meaningful impact every day.

Today and every day, we recognise and celebrate the achievements of women across healthcare.

08/03/2026

This International Women’s Day, we celebrate the incredible women who make a difference across Everlight Radiology.

From expert radiologists and clinical leaders to the many professionals working behind the scenes, women across our global network play a vital role in delivering high-quality care to patients 24 hours a day. Their expertise, compassion, and commitment help ensure patients and healthcare partners receive the support they need, whenever they need it.

International Women’s Day is an opportunity to recognise the achievements and contributions of women across healthcare and to reflect on the importance of supporting and empowering women at every stage of their careers. We are proud to work alongside so many talented women who make a meaningful impact every day.