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Welcome to RANZCR
Welcome to RANZCR
The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists
The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists
Welcome to RANZCR
Welcome to RANZCR
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Welcome to RANZCR
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Welcome to RANZCR
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About the College

Organisation

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Related Links

Faculty of Radiation Oncology

Quality Programs

Education & Training

CPD

eLearning@RANZCR

Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Oncology

Research
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The Council

The College Council consists of 15 Councillors elected by the general Fellowship at large, the Dean of the Faculty of Radiation Oncology and the New Zealand Branch Chairperson. Each Council has duration of one year commencing on 1 January. (Article 9)

Members of Council are directors of the company (the College) and bear all of the responsibilities and obligations of directors generally imposed by the Corporations Law.

College Governance

Council Members

President: Prof Mark Khangure
Members: A/Prof Roger Allison, Dean of the Faculty of Radiation Oncology
Dr Mark Leadbitter, Chair of the New Zealand Branch
Dr Allan Wycherley, Treasurer
Dr Matthew Andrews
Dr Greg Slater
Dr Dinesh Varma
Dr Luke Baker
Dr Winston Chong
Dr Gillian Duschene
A/Prof Chris Milross
Dr Hal Ross
A/Prof Graham Stevens
Dr Graham Buirski

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INSIDE NEWS
Update on the Registration of International Medical Graduates
By national agreement, all jurisdictions have introduced consistent assessment and registration pathways for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) in addition to the existing Australian Medical Council (AMC) examination pathway.
Unholy Alliances
RANZCR has written to the Department of Health and Ageing calling for a moratorium on business arrangements between specialists and radiologists regarding ownership of imaging facilities.
Communication in Medical Imaging, and Critical Test Results
Information Technology has made us all more productive and efficient but the technology has come at a cost, reducing opportunities to discuss appropriate imaging ordering with clinicians, and valuable interactions with our patients.
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