The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists To promote the science and practice of the medical specialties of clinical radiology (diagnostic and

The formation of the Australian and New Zealand Association of Radiology early in 1935 led to the College of Radiologists in 1949. Since then, the College has had three further name changes, until finally becoming The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists in 1998.

The College is seeking a Fellow with at least 5 years post-FRANZCR, with longstanding practice of interventional radiolo...
28/05/2026

The College is seeking a Fellow with at least 5 years post-FRANZCR, with longstanding practice of interventional radiology and/or interventional neuroradiology to contribute to the IR & INR Accreditation Team.

Find out more about the role or how to apply here >> https://ow.ly/QXFy50Z4yJs

Sometimes the most meaningful gestures are the unexpected ones. 🌸Whether it is a simple “thinking of you” moment or a ge...
27/05/2026

Sometimes the most meaningful gestures are the unexpected ones. 🌸

Whether it is a simple “thinking of you” moment or a gesture of appreciation, sending flowers can brighten someone’s day in an instant.

As a RANZCR member, you can enjoy 20% off the flower value of your order, making it easier to share kindness when it matters most.

Find out more and send a moment of care today >> https://ow.ly/1fSx50Z2vek

National Reconciliation Week is a time to reflect, learn and take meaningful action.The 2026 theme, All In, calls on all...
26/05/2026

National Reconciliation Week is a time to reflect, learn and take meaningful action.

The 2026 theme, All In, calls on all Australians to commit to reconciliation every day — recognising that lasting change requires collective responsibility and action.

At RANZCR, we are committed to supporting pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Māori students and professionals to thrive in medical imaging and radiation oncology.

Learn more about our pathways program >> https://ow.ly/9YNQ50Z3Ier

Join us for an upcoming interactive webinar hosted by the Australian and New Zealand Palliative Radiation Oncology Group...
25/05/2026

Join us for an upcoming interactive webinar hosted by the Australian and New Zealand Palliative Radiation Oncology Group (ANZPROG) on behalf of RANZCR.

This case-based session, led by Professor Clare Delany, will explore key ethical considerations in the palliative radiotherapy setting, with opportunities for shared discussion and audience questions.

Program highlights include:
🔹 Welcome and introduction: Dr Ramkumar Govindaraj
🔹 Presentation: Professor Clare Delany
🔹 Q and A and discussion: Dr Kathy Pope and Dr Shilpa Narula

Please note: the recording will be available exclusively to RANZCR members. We encourage you to share this invitation with colleagues who may wish to attend.

Register now to join the discussion >> https://ow.ly/GMvA50Z30Eq

21/05/2026

Episode 4 of The Scan is out now!

The implications of artificial intelligence in radiology and radiation oncology are far-reaching and continually evolving. Imagine a future where comprehensive data from across the entire patient journey is seamlessly integrated into a single, powerful AI tool.

In this episode, A/Prof Helen Frazer and Dr Martin Gunn explore how AI is set to transform the field, including:
🔹 Operational fluidity
🔹 Dynamic risk stratification
🔹 Information integration

🎧 Listen to the full episode now >> https://ow.ly/PEZ350Z2x6E

A/Prof Helen Frazer and Dr Martin Gunn will both be speaking at Intelligence26, RANZCR’s AI Conference focused on AI and the future of practice. Explore the event here:
https://ow.ly/k01050Z2x6C

Upcoming Branch of Origin events around the countryFrom cutting-edge research to a little healthy state rivalry, the Bra...
20/05/2026

Upcoming Branch of Origin events around the country

From cutting-edge research to a little healthy state rivalry, the Branch of Origin events are back for 2026 across the country!

These events are a fantastic opportunity for trainees to present their research, share ideas with peers and leaders in the field, and gain valuable presentation experience in front of an expert judging panel.

A huge thank you to all branches, organisers, judges and presenters involved in bringing these events together and supporting the next generation of radiology leaders.

View all upcoming Branch of Origin events below and get involved!
https://ow.ly/NonV50Z21SX

The Occupational Dust Lung Disease (ODLD) education program, launched on 31 March, is now available. Developed in collab...
20/05/2026

The Occupational Dust Lung Disease (ODLD) education program, launched on 31 March, is now available.

Developed in collaboration with RANZCR’s ODLD Steering Group, Detected X and Prof Catherine Jones, the program aims to further develop the skills of radiologists, supporting effective diagnosis, reporting and management of workers affected by respirable dust, particularly crystalline silica used in engineered stone.

To access the learning modules, visit https://ow.ly/SiN650Z1VGs

19/05/2026

Have you started planning your trip to Christchurch for the RANZCR ASM 2026? 🌳

From breathtaking alpine landscapes to unforgettable local experiences, there is so much to explore in New Zealand’s South Island while you are there. Make the most of your visit with experiences across Christchurch and Canterbury.

🐦🎁Don't forget to secure your spot at ASM with early bird registration and go into the draw to win a regional NZ escape for two >> https://ow.ly/4Xo850Z1tca

👉 Explore what Christchurch has to offer >> https://ow.ly/hEAe50Z1tc9

14/05/2026

Meet some of our Intelligence26 speakers shaping the future of artificial intelligence in healthcare:

🔹Prof. Curtis P. Langlotz (Stanford University)
A global leader in medical imaging and artificial intelligence, Prof. Langlotz directs the AIMI Center and works to improve clinical care through machine learning, with a strong focus on reducing diagnostic errors.

🔹Prof. Robyn Whittaker (Te Whatu Ora | Health New Zealand and University of Auckland)
A public health physician specialising in digital health, Prof. Whittaker focuses on behaviour change technologies and global AI governance, contributing to international policy and practice.

🔹Prof. Andre Dekker (Maastro Clinic and Maastricht University Medical Center)
A leading expert in clinical data science, Prof. Dekker’s work spans federated data, predictive AI models and improving patient outcomes, supported by an extensive international research career.

🔹 A/Prof. David Kok (Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, and Head of Cancer Science, University of Melbourne)
An internationally recognised leader in medical education, known for pioneering the use of digital technologies, including virtual reality, in undergraduate and postgraduate training.

🌟Join us to hear from these experts and explore how artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare.

Register now to secure your place >> https://ow.ly/XBjz50YYwar

Join us for a webinar with the Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA), exploring current national projects and their im...
13/05/2026

Join us for a webinar with the Australian Digital Health Agency (ADHA), exploring current national projects and their implications for radiology. This session will provide key updates on the My Health Record changes for radiology reports, Health Connect Australia, Provider Connect Australia and the ADHA’s role in Clinical Governance for Digital Health.

Date: 21 May 2026
Time: 6pm -7pm
Registration: https://ow.ly/PUnx50YXUqZ
CPD will be automatically uploaded to your CPD ePortfolio within a fortnight of the webinar.

Panellists:
🔹Dr Mark Tie, RANZCR Digital Health Committee
🔹Health Connect: Nicole Gartrell, Director HealthConnect, Connected Care
🔹Share by Default Update: Jade Deschamps, Director, Compliance Outreach, Hina Bhimani, Manager Education, Share by Default
🔹Provider Connect Australia: Tracy McGregor, Senior Project Manager PCA
🔹Clinical Governance Updates: Alex Powell, Branch Manager Clinical Governance and Assurance

How can education transform healthcare outcomes in communities with limited access to radiology? 💡In Episode 3 of The Sc...
11/05/2026

How can education transform healthcare outcomes in communities with limited access to radiology? 💡

In Episode 3 of The Scan, Radiology Across Borders co founder A/Prof Suresh de Silva and Director Dr Salman Ansari explore how education, training and in country support are helping to strengthen radiology capability in emerging nations.

Through its work in multiple countries, Radiology Across Borders is empowering healthcare workers with essential radiology knowledge, strengthening local capability and creating lasting, sustainable impact. This conversation highlights how these education-led initiatives are helping to build stronger health systems and save lives.

Learn more or get involved: https://ow.ly/6zGi50YXi68
🎧 Watch now and discover how radiology education is improving global health outcomes >> https://ow.ly/Y1Vw50YXi67

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