Radiology Education and Training

Radiology is the field of medicine that deals with the scanning of radiographic images of the body using medical imaging techniques, advanced computers and complex equipment that allows doctors to see inside a patient’s body. Some forms of imaging include MRI, nuclear medicine, ultrasound and computed tomography.

• Information for Trainees
  
• Information for Training Departments
• Guidelines for the Appointment of Examiners for Part I and Part II
  
• Education Board
• Awards, Grants and Prizes
  
• Junior Forum
  
• FAQ’s
  
• Contacts

Information for Trainees

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists Training and Education Handbook in Radiology is available below in sections. Click on the section(s) below that you wish to view.

• Training in Radiology
  
• Part I Examination
  
• Part II Examination
  
• Examination Details
  
• Student Membership and Fees
  
• Application / Training Forms
  
• Continuing Professional Development
• Branch Registrar Training Programs/Lectures/Courses/Tutorials
  • Australian Capital Territory
  • New South Wales
  • Queensland
  • Victoria

Information for Training Departments

• Approval of Advanced Training Positions

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