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The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists’ responsibilities
include:
- conducting specialist medical training and assessment in the fields
of diagnostic and interventional radiology and radiation oncology, and
- facilitating and engaging in public discussion about matters impacting
on the above areas of medical practice, and on the availability of radiology
and radiation oncology services to the Australian and New Zealand communities.
The College works collaboratively with governments, government bodies
and regulatory agencies on matters of mutual interest, such as training,
workforce, quality, safety and accreditation. Bodies we work with include:
The Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, the New Zealand Ministry
of Health, state health departments, the Australian Medical Workforce
Advisory Council, the Australian Medical Council, state medical boards,
the Medical Council of New Zealand, the Australian Radiation Protection
and Safety Agency and the National Radiation Laboratory (New Zealand).
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