Special Interest Groups

Council may from time to time establish Special Interest Groups of the College responsible to the Council. They are composed of members representing areas of specific interest within radiology or radiation oncology. Special Interest Groups comply with the Minimum Operation and Terms of Reference as set down by the College Council.

Radiology Groups

Radiology Special Interest Groups Terms of Reference

Abdominal Radiology Group (ARGANZ)

Abdominal Radiology Group Australia and New Zealand (ARGANZ) is a not-for-profit group uniting radiologists from Australia and New Zealand who have a special interest in imaging and image guided treatment of patients with the diseases of abdominal organs. Read more...

Breast Imaging Group (BIG)

The aim of the group is to provide a network by which members, who have an interest in breast imaging can interact to learn and practice breast imaging within the College and externally.

Cardiovascular Imaging Group (CVSIG)

The aim of the group is to provide a network for members who have an interest in cardiovascular imaging.

Independent Practice Radiologists

The aim of the group is to provide a network for members who operate an independent radiology practice to interact and share knowledge and experience.

Nuclear Medicine Group

The aim of the group is to provide a network by which members, who are dual training in radiology and nuclear medicine, can interact to develop and promote the disciplines within the College and externally.

Radiation Oncology Groups

FRO Genito-Urinary Group (FROGG)

FROGG aims to promote good radio-therapeutic and oncological practice as part of multidisciplinary patient management. Read more...

FRO Paediatric Group

The FRO Paediatric Group aims to maintain a network of radiation oncologists who manage paediatric patients in Australia and New Zealand to ensure the best quality of care by radiation therapy for children.

Contacts

If you would like further information, contact the Chair of Paediatric Group, Dr Verity Ahern through the College

FRO Australasian Palliative Radiation Oncology Trials Group

The Australasian Palliative Radiation Oncology Trials Group (APROG) aims to foster palliative radiation therapy research by increasing participation in both national and international cooperative group trials and facilitate improvements in palliative radiation treatment delivery. In doing so the aim is to improve the outcomes for patients with metastatic or incurable malignancy.

Australasian Palliative Radiation Oncology Trials Group