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Medical fellowship programs

Many of our radiologists have travelled globally to undertake specialty training and have been able to bring this expertise to benefit their patients and medical community locally. This expertise is coupled with the largest access to hospital-based radiology in Queensland, with extensive exposure to specialist referred studies across all modalities including CT, MRI, ultrasound and interventional procedures.

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Musculoskeletal (MSK)

Queensland X-Ray has a significant volume of specialist and generalist MSK imaging in both community and hospital settings. With numerous sub-specialist radiologists, 1:1 teaching is available along with intervention and multiple specialist orthopaedic and sports medicine meetings. Fellowships are available in South East Queensland and Townsville.

MSK Program Directors:

Dr David Oar - SE Qld

Dr Peter Brookfield - Nth Qld

Women's and breast

With numerous specialist women's centres and community practices, there is a wide exposure to all facets of women's imaging and intervention. This includes MRI, Tomosynthesis and emerging techniques such as contrast enhanced mammography. The fellowship program is run out of Brisbane centred at the Mater campus. There is an option for exposure to pelvic female MRI and obstetric imaging.

Women's and Breast Program Director:

Dr Kerry McMahon

Nuclear medicine & PET

PET imaging and general Nuclear Medicine reporting is available across the Brisbane campuses with a large volume of studies performed daily and access to multiple meetings including lung cancer and lymphoma.

Nuclear Medicine & PET Program Director:

Dr Myles Webb

Neuro, Spine, Head and Neck

Queensland X-Ray has always been at the forefront of neuro imaging and has access to large referring groups at our Mater campuses as well as Greenslopes Private Hospital. There is a considerable caseload exposure and specialist reporting available such that a fellowship in this specialty is highly sought after. Numerous sub-specialist meetings are available to attend.

Neuro, Spine, Head and Neck Program Director:

Dr Sunil Kaniyur

Abdominal imaging

With access to major private and public hospitals and specialist units including colorectal, hepatobiliary, urology and hepatology, a fellow in this specialty can expect significant and varied exposure to multiple studies, modalities and body parts daily. With numerous meetings across multiple campuses, feedback and clinical importance of imaging is integrated in the learning process.

Abdominal Imaging Program Director:

Dr Gregory Amos

Expectation

The daily workload and readout of cases with your supervising radiologist will occur promptly to allow fast turnaround of cases. Communication with referring specialists and protocolling of imaging is expected. The fellow will attend MDT meetings and present cases as required.

Research

Although not mandatory, it is highly desirable and beneficial to publish research during your fellowship year.