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.

🌟Abstract submissions for RANZCR ASM 2026 are open, and there are a range of prizes to be won across clinical radiology ...
13/02/2026

🌟Abstract submissions for RANZCR ASM 2026 are open, and there are a range of prizes to be won across clinical radiology and radiation oncology.

đź’ Find out more and submit now via the ASM website >> https://ow.ly/wQrL50Ye9V6

RANZCR is a proud supporter of Pride in Medicine, a non-profit group advocating for a medical profession that embraces d...
12/02/2026

RANZCR is a proud supporter of Pride in Medicine, a non-profit group advocating for a medical profession that embraces diversity and has the capacity to deliver affirming, informed and culturally safe healthcare for LGBTQIA+ people and communities.

Learn more >> https://ow.ly/xboV50Ye7C4

đź“Ł Consultation Open: RANZCR Teleradiology Position StatementTeleradiology, as a subset of telehealth, involves the secur...
12/02/2026

đź“Ł Consultation Open: RANZCR Teleradiology Position Statement

Teleradiology, as a subset of telehealth, involves the secure electronic transmission of diagnostic images from the acquisition site to the reporting site, where images are interpreted and reports are prepared.

While recognising the important role teleradiology can play in enhancing access and continuity of care, the College maintains that the presence of an on site clinical radiologist remains the gold standard of care and should be the default model wherever and whenever feasible to deliver the best outcomes for patients.

đź’¬ Have your say
Members and interested stakeholders are invited to provide feedback.
đź”— View the draft position statement: https://ow.ly/bF4S50YcC32
đź“…Consultation closes: 5.00pm AEDT, Monday 9 March 2026
📧 Submit feedback to: standards@ranzcr.edu.au

Registration is now open for the 2026 Obstetrics and Gynaecological Imaging SIG Meeting.Join us for a one‑day practical ...
11/02/2026

Registration is now open for the 2026 Obstetrics and Gynaecological Imaging SIG Meeting.
Join us for a one‑day practical program at The Ritz‑Carlton, Perth, on Thursday, 26 March 2026.

Designed to equip radiologists with confidence in reporting O&G imaging in daily practice, the program covers key updates in both ultrasound and MRI, with insights tailored for generalists and sub‑specialists alike.

đź’ Register now >> https://ow.ly/JGxZ50Yc4Nh

"Women in science enrich and advance the field through diversity of thought, creativity, and leadership."This Internatio...
11/02/2026

"Women in science enrich and advance the field through diversity of thought, creativity, and leadership."

This International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Dr Hannah Ireland, Interventional and Diagnostic Radiologist, highlights the importance of representation, inclusion, and leadership in driving meaningful scientific and medical innovation. By championing environments where women can thrive, she is helping shape a future in which women and girls are visible, valued, and leading progress across science.

https://ow.ly/Pyu050YcApN

“Curiosity is powerful — it sparks passion, confidence and the courage to be unapologetically yourself.”This Internation...
11/02/2026

“Curiosity is powerful — it sparks passion, confidence and the courage to be unapologetically yourself.”

This International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Dr Hannah Scowcroft champions the power of curiosity, individuality and visibility — reminding us that the next generation cannot aspire to what they cannot see. She calls on women and girls to embrace their uniqueness, show up with confidence and claim their rightful place among emerging STEM leaders — always lifting others as they rise.

https://ow.ly/kb7p50Yc1tO

“From Marie Curie’s scientific courage to Florence Nightingale’s data-driven compassion, they showed us that science adv...
10/02/2026

“From Marie Curie’s scientific courage to Florence Nightingale’s data-driven compassion, they showed us that science advances fastest when knowledge serves humanity."

This International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Dr Amy Teh highlights the power of synergising AI, social science, STEM and finance to ensure the next generation of women and girls can shape innovations that are truly powerful and equitable.

https://ow.ly/Ieex50Yc1vk

Radiology lies at the heart of diagnosis, early cancer detection, screening services and life-saving interventional proc...
09/02/2026

Radiology lies at the heart of diagnosis, early cancer detection, screening services and life-saving interventional procedures.

In Part Two of RANZCR's Understanding Radiology video series, we examine the importance of medical imaging and clinical radiology in primary care and hospital medicine.

Watch ⏩https://ow.ly/8v2K50Y94SF

In case you missed it — RANZCR has released the 2025 Policy and Advocacy Report, highlighting significant progress acros...
09/02/2026

In case you missed it — RANZCR has released the 2025 Policy and Advocacy Report, highlighting significant progress across Australia and New Zealand. From strengthening AI governance to advancing national screening and improving imaging pathways, the report outlines key milestones shaping the future of radiology.

Read more here >> https://ow.ly/rIS650Y97cc

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In Part One of RANZCR's Understanding Radiology video series, we explore a day in the life of a clinical radiologist, an...
08/02/2026

In Part One of RANZCR's Understanding Radiology video series, we explore a day in the life of a clinical radiologist, and their vital role in diagnosis and treatment as part of healthcare.

Watch >> https://ow.ly/k7xi50Y94Ot

Explore the edge of the world while advancing your expertise. Antarctica Neuroscience 2027 takes place January 26–Februa...
02/02/2026

Explore the edge of the world while advancing your expertise. Antarctica Neuroscience 2027 takes place January 26–February 5, 2027, featuring Prof. Meng Law and Prof. Jon Jacobson.

Earn up to 25 CME credits with a focus on AI in Neuroscience and MSK imaging at the edge, delivered in one of the most remote settings on Earth.

Limited to just 35 delegates and partners and already 40% sold, this intimate experience is designed for meaningful connection, global networking, and true adventure—with the option to share the journey with family on a once-in-a-lifetime journey.

✉️Register your interest by emailing jay@bhconferencing.com

We're pleased to announce the next session of the Centralised Learning Program is available now.Watch Session 37 'Clinic...
01/02/2026

We're pleased to announce the next session of the Centralised Learning Program is available now.

Watch Session 37 'Clinical Leadership' with Dr Rajiv Rattan: https://ow.ly/Nhft50Y4FCL

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