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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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College Groups

The College has a number of groups that undertake a variety of functions in specialised areas that assist in the management of the College. At times the College Council may authorise a group to represent the College before a government body or committee or to make statements or express views on behalf of the College.

Some other functions that may be performed by the Groups include:

  • Researching and developing policies, regulations, guidelines and standards
  • Economic forecasting
  • Government liaison
  • Liaison with key professional and peak bodies dealing with Radiology and Radiation
  • Oncology
  • Provide a forum for discussion and advise to the College
  • Dissemination of information

More information is available for specific groups:

Councils & Boards
Committees
Reference Groups
Branches
Special Interest Groups
External Representatives
Expert Witness Register

Have a question? Like more information? Contact us, mentioning College Groups.

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INSIDE NEWS
DoHA Consultation on 2nd Edition Practice Standards
The Department of Health and Ageing is currently consulting on proposed 2nd Edition Standards to be applied under Stage 2 of the Diagnostic Imaging Accreditation Scheme.
Specialist Recognition Fee Increase
As of 1 July 2009, the RANZCR application fee for specialist recognition of overseas trained specialists will be AUD$1,600.
The Doctor as Educator - competencies and resources
The Bridging Project was a 3-year initiative whose goal was to enhance the vertical integration of teaching and learning competencies generic to the practice of medicine. The project was a collaboration of volunteer representatives from the majority of Australia and New Zealand's 21 medical schools, 8 post-graduate medical education councils, 12 speciality Colleges, student and trainee associations, and national medical education and training bodies.
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