RAD-AID International

RAD-AID International Nonprofit organization working to increase and improve radiology in low-resource regions of the world
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RAD-AID Is exhibiting at   in Seattle, WA! Stop by at Booth  #312 to learn more about RAD-AID’s   initiatives in low-res...
04/17/2026

RAD-AID Is exhibiting at in Seattle, WA! Stop by at Booth #312 to learn more about RAD-AID’s initiatives in low-resource regions of the world.

In February 2026, RAD-AID Breast Imaging Program Manager Matt Burger and Volunteers Samantha Jayasinghe and Ashish Patel...
04/16/2026

In February 2026, RAD-AID Breast Imaging Program Manager Matt Burger and Volunteers Samantha Jayasinghe and Ashish Patel traveled to Mulago National Referral Hospital and the Uganda Cancer Institute in Kampala, Uganda for educational collaboration and clinical capacity building.

The multidisciplinary team consisted of radiologists and radiology fellows subspecialized in emergency, neuroradiology, and breast imaging, along with an OB-GYN resident and an anesthesiologist, predominantly from Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

From Matt Burger, MD:

“During the visit, we delivered a series of academic sessions and hands-on training focused on breast imaging and cancer diagnosis. I delivered a Grand Rounds lecture on Breast MRI BI-RADS updates, reviewing current standards in MRI interpretation and reporting. I also piloted a dedicated breast ultrasound teaching curriculum I helped spearhead in collaboration with RAD-AID, providing structured education for radiology residents and radiography students/technicians on breast ultrasound fundamentals, lesion characterization, and practical scanning techniques.

This collaboration focused on strengthening imaging education, optimizing imaging protocols, and evaluating innovative technologies that could expand access to imaging technology in resource-limited settings.”

~ Matt Burger, MD, Program Manager, RAD-AID Breast Imaging

Learn more about RAD-AID Uganda: https://rad-aid.org/countries/africa/uganda/

RAD-AID thanks the Society of Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM) for their longstanding partnership! Take a look at ...
04/09/2026

RAD-AID thanks the Society of Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM) for their longstanding partnership! Take a look at the webpage highlighting the recent RAD-AID Informatics trip to Ethiopia: https://siim.org/siimfund-global-ambassador-program-in-action/

Check out the news brief here: https://www.multibriefs.com/briefs/siim/SIIM110525.php

SIIMfund supports Global Ambassadors by partnering with RAD-AID to improve public health and patient care in low resource regions. RAD-AID supports a powerful mission of bringing radiology to underserved communities around the world. Thanks to your generosity, SIIM Global Ambassadors and the RAD-AID...

04/09/2026
Join us for the FREE ISMRM & RAD-AID MRI Safety Masterclass Series for Low- and Middle-Income Settings!To receive access...
04/07/2026

Join us for the FREE ISMRM & RAD-AID MRI Safety Masterclass Series for Low- and Middle-Income Settings!

To receive access to videos and Q & A sessions, please register using this link: https://events.humanitix.com/mri-safety-education

Thanks to support from the Philips Foundation, RAD-AID Volunteers Alexandra Koulouris and Joshni Vitale traveled alongsi...
04/02/2026

Thanks to support from the Philips Foundation, RAD-AID Volunteers Alexandra Koulouris and Joshni Vitale traveled alongside RAD-AID Ultrasound Director Stacey May and RAD-AID Grenada Director Petal Lemessy to provide midwifery ultrasound support to several partner hospital sites.

“I was part of a team of three, providing expert training on POCUS to 11 midwives starting with a two-day workshop using Philips Lumify and phantoms. Focus was primarily on probe orientation, fetal presentation, fetal heart rate, placental location and amniotic fluid assessment. I visited 8 hospital sites whilst in Grenada and worked with 10 midwives in the community.

Teaching them to competently check fetal presentation and placental location (both vital for a low-risk delivery) has felt extremely fulfilling, the impact of this health system strengthening project is empowering communities and elevating antenatal care, which will no doubt improve maternal and newborn health outcomes.”

~ RAD-AID Volunteer, Alexandra Koulouris

RAD-AID thanks the Philips Foundation for their longstanding support of RAD-AID’s programs to expand access to radiology in low-resource regions.

Learn more about RAD-AID Ultrasound: https://rad-aid.org/programs/ultrasound/

Learn more about RAD-AID Grenada: https://rad-aid.org/countries/latin-america-and-the-caribbean/grenada/

In February 2026, RAD-AID Nepal Program Director and Chapter Chief for the University of Colorado RAD-AID Chapter, Dr. E...
03/30/2026

In February 2026, RAD-AID Nepal Program Director and Chapter Chief for the University of Colorado RAD-AID Chapter, Dr. Eduardo Bent Robinson visited RAD-AID partner hospitals Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH) and Hospital & Rehabilitation Center for Disabled Children (HRDC).

Dr. Bent Robinson observed ~20 interventional radiology procedures, including a mix of vascular and non-vascular interventions. Other milestones of the trip included AI and PACS discussions, and ongoing sonographer support to increase familiarity with ultrasound equipment.

Learn more about RAD-AID Nepal: https://rad-aid.org/countries/asia/nepal/

Apply today to join the updated RAD-AID Certificate in Global Health Radiology Course!The RAD-AID Certificate in Global ...
03/27/2026

Apply today to join the updated RAD-AID Certificate in Global Health Radiology Course!

The RAD-AID Certificate in Global Health Radiology is adapted from the previous Certificate of Proficiency in Global Health Radiology and Radiation Oncology. This redesigned course has been updated to reflect the latest edition of the RAD-AID Textbook: Global Health Radiology, 3rd Edition.

Holders of the RAD-AID Certificate of Proficiency in Global Health Radiology and Radiation Oncology are considered to have fulfilled the equivalent requirements of this newly redesigned course, and their certificate remains valid.

Click here to learn more: https://rad-aid.org/resource-center/certificate-in-global-health-radiology/

Apply here: https://portal.rad-aid.org/form/PrDMK/rad-aid-certificate-of-proficiency-global-health-radiology-application

Learn more about the 3rd Edition of Radiology in Global Health: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-86485-8

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Bring Radiology to Those in Need

Half the world has no access to radiology. That means no ultrasound for helping babies and mothers; no mammography for breast cancer screening; no x-ray for trauma victims; no CT for cancer staging and surgical planning; no MRI for brain and spine disease; no angiography for heart disease, and the list goes on and on. Radiology is the technological backbone of advanced health care systems for delivering screening, diagnosis, and treatment to patients, but it is the missing hole in the health care systems of developing countries and low-resource areas. RAD-AID started 10 years ago with a simple mission: increase and improve radiology for medically underserved areas. We have grown to be over 9000 volunteers serving in 53 hospitals and 27 countries, and we hope to continue our mission and growth. We bring radiology equipment, training, and sustainable support to hospitals that need radiology for taking care of their patients. We work shoulder-to-shoulder and hands-on with health workers all over the world to bring radiology and medical images to the patient’s bedside. Each RAD-AID program is uniquely tailored to the needs and resources of a hospital and community through our specialized and trademarked Radiology-Readiness Assessment, which is an in-depth data-collection and analysis step for first understanding what radiology solution can make the best impact for a low-resource medical facility. So, our programs are diverse to create those unique solutions based on a data-driven, heart-filled, and perseverant method, which include a mobile women’s health in India, information technology deployment in Ghana, a new radiology residency in Guyana, inter-institutional training of doctors in Tanzania, a new ultrasound for children in Laos, rural ultrasound in Appalachian Virginia, mobile mammography in mid-Atlantic USA, x-ray radiography teaching in Malawi, and MRI support in Ethiopia, as a few examples. RAD-AID believes in creating a creating a special mix of charitable outreach, teaching, and innovation that not only brings greater global health but also brings the world closer together.