Dr Gregory Amos graduated with his MBBS from the University of Queensland in 2002. Dr Amos completed his residency at the Toowoomba Base Hospital, and undertook specialist training at the Princess Alexandra Hospital from 2005 to 2010, completing a fellowship in cross-sectional imaging in 2010.  Since then he has been active in private radiology in Brisbane and the Gold Coast, and joined Queensland X-Ray in February 2017.

Dr Bastian-Jordan undertook his radiology training with the University of Queensland through the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane. He has subsequently undertaken a fellowship in MSK with Queensland X-Ray and a fellowship in Abdominal and Cross sectional imaging through the Schulich school of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University in London, Ontario, Canada. Dr Bastian-Jordan joined Queensland X-Ray in 2013 and currently holds an adjunct professor position with Western University for continuing research in prostate MRI, rectal cancer staging and liver imaging.

Dr Boles trained at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital before joining Queensland X-Ray in 1995.

Areas of special interest: General Radiology and delivering quality healthcare services to regional areas.

Clinical Experience: Dr Brookfield graduated with his MBBS from Monash University in 2005. He completed his Master of Medicine in Radiology at Melbourne University and completed his surgical residency at the Alfred Hospital in Victoria.

Dr Brookfield is accredited to report on CT Coronary Angiography and has sub-specialty training in Neuroradiology, Breast imaging and MRI Musculoskeletal imaging.

He has been working for Queensland X-Ray since 2015 and is based in Townsville.

Dr Cheatle completed all her medical training in Brisbane. She concluded her Bachelor of Science before being awarded a Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Queensland in 2007. Prior to this she completed her Internship at Nambour General Hospital in 2009 and was most recently a Registrar at Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane. Dr Cheatle joined the QXR team late 2015.

Dr Clarke attained his MBBS at the University of Queensland before training in Radiology at the Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane. He completed an MRI and Interventional fellowship at the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, and was a staff Radiologist at the Royal Brisbane Hospital, Brisbane. Dr Clarke joined Queensland X-Ray in 1998 and is the Radiologist-in-charge at Mater Private Hospital, Brisbane. Dr Clarke became the CEO of Queensland X-Ray in 2017.

Dr John Coucher graduated with his MBBS from Guy’s Hospital campus, University of London in 1992 after an initial degree in Pathology. Dr Coucher completed his Radiology fellowship training at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in 2001 following physician training and dedicated radiology rotations at St Mary’s Hospital in London from 1995 to 2000. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 2008.

Dr Curley graduated with his MBBS from University of Queensland in 2007. He undertook his clinical training at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital before joining Queensland X-Ray in 2014. Dr Curley is a dual-trained Radiologist and Nuclear Medicine Specialist and is also a regular lecturer at the University of Queensland Rural Clinical School in Toowoomba.

Dr Yamal Dassanayake graduated with his MBBS and an academic medal from James Cook University in 2012.

He continued studying in Advanced Surgical Anatomy and in 2014 achieved a high distinction from University of Queensland.

Dr Dassanayake undertook his Radiology registrar training at the Princess Alexandra Hospital between 2015-2019 and joined Queensland X-Ray in 2020 working initially in Brisbane to complete a six month Fellowship in Musculoskeletal and Women’s Imaging before moving to Cairns as a Consultant Radiologist in February 2021.

After graduating from the University of Queensland in 2002, Dr De Leacy has since trained as a registrar based at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane. She undertook a Fellowship in MRI at the Princess Alexandra Hospital Brisbane with particular emphasis on orthopaedic oncology, hepatobiliary and body MRI. Dr De Leacy joined Queensland X-Ray as a Musculoskeletal MRI Fellow in 2011.

Dr Sanjay Dhupelia was awarded a Bachelor of Surgery and a Bachelor of Medicine from the University of Queensland in 2002 and trained as a Radiologist at the Royal Brisbane Hospital in Queensland. He undertook a Neuroradiology imaging Fellowship at the Royal Brisbane Hospital and at Queensland X-Ray. Following this he completed a cross sectional and interventional Musculoskeletal Imaging Fellowship at St Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, Canada. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 2011 and works in private practice in Brisbane and on the Gold Coast.

He is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Queensland and is (immediate) Past President of the Australasian Musculoskeletal Imaging Group (AMSIG)

Clinical Experience: Dr Fenwick completed his Radiology Fellowship training in 1992 having undertaken advanced training in Cardiac Radiology in his final year. He then went on to a senior registrar position in Bristol, training in echocardiography and cardiac MRI before joining Queensland X-Ray in 1993. He has made a substantial contribution to the cardiovascular imaging services of the practice, including CT coronary angiography, cardiac MRI, echocardiography, and vascular Doppler. Dr Fenwick regularly works at the Wynnum practice and is also Managing Radiologist of Queensland X-Ray Greenslopes Private Hospital.

Clinical Experience: Dr Gimpel graduated from the Merchant Taylors School and University of Birmingham (UK). He has worked as internal medicine and radiology registrar and staff radiologist at Royal Brisbane Hospital. He has also completed a fellowship in CT at the University of California (USA) and a fellowship in MRI at Flinders Medical Centre, Adelaide. In 1981, Dr Gimpel worked in private practice until joining the team at Queensland X-Ray in 2003. He is also the VMO to Queensland Chest Clinic and BreastScreen.

Clinical Experience: Dr Grobbelaar completed an internship in 1994 at Pretoria Academic Hospital (South Africa), followed by one year as a medical officer at the Orthopaedics Department of 1-Military Hospital in Pretoria. His Registrar training was completed from 1996-2000 in Radiology, and he undertook an MRI Fellowship in Detroit, Michigan at the Henry Ford Hospital, before moving to Australia in 2001. He commenced with Castlereagh Imaging in 2001 and relocated to Queensland X-Ray in 2005.

Clinical Experience: Dr Haussmann trained at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. He commenced private practice in Brisbane before relocating to Townsville to become Director of Radiology at Townsville Hospital. Dr Haussmann joined Queensland X-Ray in 2001.

Dr Monika Joshi graduated with her MBBS from B.J. Medical College, Gujarat University (India) in 1997. Dr Joshi completed her radiology training in India in 2002 and worked in public and private hospitals as a consultant radiologist for several years before relocating to Australia. She has worked in Australian hospital settings since 2010 and joined Queensland X-Ray in our Townsville practice in 2013.

Dr Solokara Karunarathne was awarded a MBBS from the University of Kelaniya (Sri Lanka) in 2000. Dr Karunarathne completed his residency in Sri Lanka and undertook fellowship training in several Australian hospitals from 2010 to 2013. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 2017.

Dr Keller is an Honours Graduate from University of Queensland Medical School. He underwent an Internship and two years of internal medicine training at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, and completed his Radiology Registrar Training at Princess Alexandra Hospital. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 1988, and has a long term VMO position at BreastScreen Queensland.

Dr Kotecha has completed Medical residencies at Wakefield Hospital (UK) and Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. He worked in Paediatric Radiology, in Toronto (Canada) and joined Queensland X-Ray in 1986.

Dr Annah Lane graduated with her MBBS from the University of Queensland in 2008 after graduating with a Bachelor of Science in 1999. Dr Lane completed her residency with the Royal Brisbane Women’s Hospital (RBWH) in 2010 and went on to undertake the majority of her radiology training at the RBWH along with a 5th year at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital. She joined Queensland X-Ray in 2019 as a Fellow in Women’s Imaging and Abdominal Imaging and will commence as a Radiologist in September 2019.

Clinical Experience: Dr Leibowitz is the former Consultant Radiologist at Hillbrow Hospital in Johannesburg. After moving to Australia he became Deputy Director of Radiology at Mater Public Hospital, Brisbane, and joined Queensland X-Ray in 1989.

Dr Leibowitz was a managing partner of Queensland X-Ray Mater Mackay until December 2018, when he moved to the Gold Coast. During his time in Mackay he was visiting consultant to the Mackay Base Hospital as well as providing Breast screen reading and assessment sessions to BSQ Mackay service.

His service to BSQ continues on the Gold Coast, now reading and performing assessment sessions at BSQ Southport.

Dr Lush trained at the Princess Alexandra and Royal Brisbane Hospitals before joining Queensland X-Ray in 1989. He is a visiting consultant to QEII Hospital.

Clinical Experience: Dr Martin was awarded a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree from the University of Queensland in 2004. Dr Martin trained in Radiology at Monash Health in Melbourne and obtained his qualification in February 2015.

He obtained a Masters of Medicine Degree in Radiology from the University of Melbourne in December 2015. He completed six months of sub-specialty training in Interventional Radiology at Monash Health in Melbourne and then undertook a year of fellowship training in Interventional Radiology and Vascular Imaging at Auckland City Hospital in New Zealand.

Dr Martin joined Queensland X-Ray in August 2016.

Dr McMahon trained at the Royal Brisbane Hospital, before gaining diverse and specialised experience overseas. She was the Senior Registrar Post at Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, predominantly in Women’s Imaging and obtained Fellowship at ‘Sally Jobe Breast Centre’, Denver Colorado (USA). For the last 10 years, Dr McMahon has been on the executive committee of ASBD (Australasian Society of Breast Disease) and held a Treasurer position for the group from 2010 – 2015. Dr McMahon joined Queensland X-Ray in 1999.

A graduate of the University of Queensland, Dr Medoro underwent training as a Registrar at the Princess Alexandra Hospital. She joined Queensland X-Ray in 2004, undertaking MRI fellowships at the Mater and Greenslopes Hospital. She has since undertaken a Fellowship in Cardiac MRI at the Prince Charles Hospital.

Dr Roger Mitchell graduated with his MBBS from the University of Queensland. He completed his radiology training with the Princess Alexandra Hospital, and undertook his Fellowship in paediatric radiology with the Mater and Royal Children’s Hospital in 2012.

In 2013 Dr Mitchell commenced work as a staff Radiologist at Mater Medical Imaging in Brisbane, later holding the position of Deputy Director, and Director of Radiology Training. He Joined the Queensland X-Ray team in 2020.

Dr Mitchell also holds a Master of Applied Science degree in Medical Ultrasound and is an accredited CTCA specialist.

Areas of special interest include ultrasound and emergency radiology.

Dr Danielle Moon graduated from the University of Queensland in 2004 after completing a Medical Engineering degree from the Queensland University of Technology in 2000. Dr Moon completed her radiology training at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in 2012 and was awarded her Fellowship in the same year. She joined the Queensland X-Ray team in 2019 and has a special interest in women’s imaging.

Dr Johanne Neill is a practicing public Cardiologist with subspecialty training in multimodality Cardiac Imaging. She has advanced credentialing in Cardiac MRI and Cardiac CT. She has completed two fellowships – Cardiac CT and Nuclear Cardiology with stress PETCT (University College Hospital London) and Cardiac MRI and CT (Prince Charles Hospital Brisbane). Dr Neill has reported and taught Cardiac MRI and CT since 2012 in the Prince Charles Hospital. She has a wealth of experience in stress studies having completed a fellowship in nuclear stress perfusion in London and has reported many stress Cardiac MRI in the Prince Charles Hospital. The wide range of pathology she manages in her busy clinical cardiology role in Queensland Health, lends an understanding of clinical nuance and management dilemmas. Her focus is always to best answer the clinical question with the most appropriate test at the best possible quality for each patient. Dr Neill reports Cardiac MRI, Cardiac CT and Echocardiography.

Clinical Experience: Dr Orr trained at Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children, St Vincent’s and Sydney Hospitals. Later, he gained invaluable overseas experience at the Middlesex and Northwick Park Hospitals (UK). He completed a Fellowship at Yale University in Ultrasound, CT and MRI, before joining Queensland X-Ray in 1994.

Dr Parikh underwent a Residency with a Registrar position at Sir JJ Group of Hospitals, and then completed Fellowships in CT and Neuroradiology at Bombay Hospital. He was an Assistant Radiologist at Tata Memorial Hospital and consultant Radiologist in CT Scanning, Sonography and Mammography at the Nanavati Hospital. Dr Parikh then commenced a position as a Consultant Radiologist in CT and MRI at NM Medical Centre and S L Raheja Hospital (India). He joined Queensland X-Ray in 2006.

Dr Patel studied medicine at University of Auckland and was awarded a senior scholarship in pre-clinical years followed by General Practice prize in his final year. He commenced employment with Waikato Hospital (NZ) in 2002 as a resident doctor and in 2007 began training in Radiology, on a RANZCR approved training programme. A few years later in 2012 Dr Patel took up position of an Advanced Trainee in Cross-sectional imaging including PET/CT at Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 2013.

Dr Prather completed a Bachelor of Science with Honours at University of Queensland before being awarded a Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Sydney in 2004. In 2012 she completed a fellowship at Royal Children’s Hospital Brisbane in Paediatric Radiology. In 2013, she became a Fellow of the Royal Australian and NZ College of Radiologists before joining Queensland X-Ray as a consultant Radiologist.

Clinical Experience: Dr Ready joined Queensland X-Ray in 1984. He graduated from the University of Queensland and completed Registrar training at Mater Public and Princess Alexandra Hospitals, Brisbane. He also completed a Visiting Fellowship at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto (Canada) in 1996.

Clinical Experience: Dr Rezai was trained as a Radiologist at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Queensland. She joined Queensland X-Ray in 2011 as a Women’s and MRI imaging fellow and later became a Fellow of Australia and NZ College of Radiology in 2012. She undertook further fellowship in Breast and Body Imaging at Columbia University Medical Centre in New York, USA.

Dr Scott was awarded a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from the University of Queensland in 2004. He completed his radiology training in Queensland. Prior to joining Queensland X-Ray in 2013 he undertook a fellowship in Interventional Radiology at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. Dr Scott has also completed a Fellowship in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Neuroradiology at the Vancouver General Hospital, Canada. In 2016, Dr Scott was awarded the European Board of Interventional Radiology qualification.

Dr Seneviratne qualified as a Radiologist in 2000. She completed her medical studies at the University of Queensland and then her radiology training at Mater Brisbane Public and Princess Alexandra Hospitals. She has been a visiting consultant to BreastScreen since 2003. Dr Seneviratne joined Queensland X-Ray in 2001.

Clinical Experience: After graduating from one of the premier medical schools in India, JIPMER, Dr Sinha has worked extensively as a specialist and consultant radiologist in India, Kuwait, Qatar and Australia. Most recently Dr Sinha has worked for Uniradiology and Global Diagnostics Australia in Western Australia. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 2012.

Dr Slater was a Radiology Registrar and Visiting Radiologist at Princess Alexandra Hospital. He undertook a Clinical Fellowship in Abdominal Imaging and Interventional Radiology at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston (USA). Dr Slater joined Queensland X-Ray in 1995.

Dr Srivastava completed all of his studies and radiology training in India. He graduated from Maulana Azad Medical College in 1998. In 2003 he was awarded his Doctor of Medicine (MD) Radiodiagnosis and worked as a Senior Registrar in Cardiovascular Radiology and then as a Senior Resident Doctor in the Department of Radiology. In 2007, Dr Srivastava worked as a Consultant Radiologist in FSA University Hospital, Iceland before where he worked until he moved to Australia in 2009. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 2014.

Dr Storey joined Queensland X-Ray in 1988. He is Director of Radiology St Andrew’s and St Vincent’s Hospital in Toowoomba.

Dr Frans van Tonder is an Interventional Radiologist who joined Queensland Xray in 2017. He completed his MBChB with First Class Honours in 2006, at the University of Cape Town and subsequently trained in radiology at St Vincent’s Hospital in Melbourne. Dr van Tonder was awarded the MGF Donnan Prize for the most outstanding candidate in Australia in his FRANZCR final examinations and continued his training with fellowships in MRI and Interventional Radiology in Melbourne, whilst completing a Master of Medicine in Diagnostic Radiology at the University of Melbourne. Dr van Tonder was actively involved in registrar teaching and research during this period, during which he worked as a VMO radiologist at the St Vincent’s public Hospital. He has published both locally and internationally and has an ongoing interest in research and teaching.

In 2016 Dr Van Tonder pursued further training in Thoracic Imaging and completed an observership in interstitial lung disease at the Royal Brompton Hospital in London. He has worked mostly at the Greenslopes and Mater Private Hospitals in Brisbane since joining Queensland Xray. His sub-specialist interests include general interventional radiology, interventional oncology, MRI and thoracic imaging.

Dr Samantha Worrall graduated with her MBBS from Griffith University in 2010 after completing a Bachelor of Applied Science (MRT) at the Queensland University of Technology in 2003.  She undertook her radiology training at the Princess Alexandra Hospital from 2013 to 2020. Dr Worrall first commenced working with Queensland X-Ray as a Radiographer in 2004, continuing during her MBBS studies.  She returned as a Radiology Fellow in March 2020 and then commenced as a Consultant Radiologist in September 2020.

Dr Alyssa Zhang graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Dental Science in 2007. She worked as an Associate and Locum Dentist from 2012 to 2017 and completed her Doctor of Clinical Dentistry in Dento-Maxillofacial Radiology in 2017. Dr Zhang holds a current appointment as Lecturer of Dento-Maxillofacial Radiology at the University of Queensland and joined the Queensland X-Ray team in 2018.

Dr Nishani Atapattu graduated with her MBBS from the University of Peradeniya Sri Lanka in 1999. She went on to complete specialist training in Radiology and successfully obtained a Doctor of Radiology (MD) from the University of Colombo Sri Lanka in 2008. Dr Atapattu undertook radiology training in Sri Lanka, worked as a post-MD trainee at Barwon Medical Imaging in Geelong Hospital Victoria and completed fellowship training in both breast and musculoskeletal imaging at Royal Perth Hospital in 2016. Dr Atapattu was a Radiology Registrar at Toowoomba Base Hospital from 2016 – 2018 before being appointed as a Consultant Radiologist at Toowoomba Base Hospital in August 2018.  She joined Queensland X-Ray in 2019 and has a special interest in breast imaging.

Dr Hemant Bhardwaj graduated with his MBBS from Government Medical College Chandigarh (India) in 2004. He continued his studies with a Master in Public Health from Western Kentucky University (USA) before relocating to Australia. He undertook basic physician training with The Prince Charles Hospital (Brisbane) and went on to complete fellowship training in both radiology and nuclear medicine with The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital.

Dr Bhardwaj is one of few dual-trained radiologists who hold fellowships with both the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) as well as the Royal Australian College of Physicians (RACP). He joined Queensland X-Ray in 2017 and is working as a dual-trained Radiologist/Nuclear Medicine Physician.

Dr Bond was awarded a Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery from Queensland University in 1997. In 2007, Dr Bond completed a Cross-sectional Imaging Fellowship at the Princess Alexandra Hospital. She joined Queensland X-Ray in 2011. Prior to this she was a Visiting Medical Officer (VMO) at Princess Alexandra Hospital.

Dr Dougal Brown graduated with his MB ChB from the University of Edinburgh in 1999. Dr Brown completed his residency and fellowship training across several hospitals in the Northern Deanery of England from 2003 to 2008. After three years as a consultant radiologist in the UK, Dr Brown emigrated with his family to North Queensland in 2011 to take up a position in The Townsville Hospital, where he is Director of Training for radiology registrar training. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 2015 in Townsville.

Clinical Experience: Dr Carter obtained her FRANZCR in Adelaide. She undertook special interest cardiac radiology training including echocardiography, CTCA, C MRI, initially at Southampton General Hospital and St Thomas Hospitals in London, and then later at Prince Charles Hospital. As well as having completed specialised training in breast imaging, Dr Carter has been a longstanding VMO at BreastScreen QLD since 1997.

Dr Chong qualified in general medicine in 1986 from the University of Queensland before becoming qualifying in Radiology from Princess Alexandra Hospital. He worked in private practice in Hervey Bay and Maryborough and then re-located to Hong Kong in 2000 to work at the Adventist Hospital. In 2006, Dr Chong moved back to Australia before he joined Queensland X-Ray in 2007.

Dr Aileen Cormican graduated with her MBBS in 2011 from the University of Queensland, after completing a Bachelor of Science (First Class Honours) and Masters in Biomedical Technology at the University of Calgary, Canada. Dr Cormican was awarded the prestigous Chancellor’s Scholarship at the University of Calgary, and nominee for the Rhodes Scholar and Queens Golden Jubilee awards. Dr Cormican undertook radiology training at the PA Hospital, Prince Charles Hospital and Mater Hospital in Brisbane, Queensland and became a Fellow with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists in 2020. She completed a musculoskeletal Fellowship with Queensland X-Ray, and commenced with Queensland X-Ray as a Consultant Radiologist in 2020. Dr Cormican is a member of AMSIG, the Australasian Musculoskeletal Imaging Group. She has a special interest with further training in cardiac imaging, and is CTCA level A accredited.

Dr Jane Crossin was awarded a MB BCh and a Bachelor of Obstetrics from Queens University of Belfast in 1989. Following physician training and becoming a member of the College of Physicians in Ireland, she undertook her five year radiology training in Edinburgh, Scotland gaining her Radiology fellowship and in addition a MSC in Clinical Imaging. Following this, she went on to complete a fellowship in Thoracic and Cardiac Imaging as well as Abdominal Imaging in the University of Toronto University Health Network and Mount Sinai Hospitals.

Dr Crossin was appointed an Associate Professor in Radiology at the University Health Network and Mount Sinai Hospitals and practiced as a Radiology Consultant in Toronto, Canada for over three years. On moving to Brisbane, she obtained her Australian Radiology Fellowship and worked for Queensland Health and University of Queensland as a Consultant Radiologist and Senior Lecturer for five years at The Royal  Brisbane and Women’s Hospital and Prince Charles Hospital.  She joined the Queensland X-Ray team in 2008.

Dr Alister Darveniza graduated with his MBBS in 1997 from the University of Queensland. Dr Darveniza trained in radiology at both the John Hunter Hospital in Newcastle and the PA Hospital in Brisbane. He is fellowship trained with sub-specialty skills in Musculoskeletal imaging. Dr Darveniza worked for Queensland X-Ray from 2015 to 2017 before re-joining the team in 2019.

Clinical Experience: Dr Daunt underwent Radiology and Nuclear Medicine training at Registrar and Senior Registrar levels at Westminster and Guy’s Hospital, London, and is a former Staff Radiologist at Royal Brisbane Hospital. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 1984 and is an Associate Professor of Radiology at the University of Queensland Medical School.

Dr Rajeev Deva graduated with his MBBS/B.Med.Sci from the University of Melbourne in 2009. Dr Deva completed his residency and fellowship training based at the Princess Alexandra Hospital, attaining the Uhr Clarke bursary for the top ranked Queensland candidate for the FRANZCR fellowship examinations. He is actively involved in registrar training and holds a Staff Specialist position at the Princess Alexandra Hospital.  He has completed advanced training in cross-sectional intervention and MRI, and joined Queensland X-Ray in 2019.

Dr Doyle has acquired a broad spectrum of specialist experience as a Consultant Radiologist with various public and private positions in the UK and Australia, before joining Queensland X-Ray in 1994.

Dr Gandhi trained in medicine and surgery at Guys Hospital, London. He trained in General Medicine on Leicester Medical Rotation. He also trained in Radiology as Registrar and Senior Registrar, Sheffield radiology training scheme. He was a Fellow in cross sectional imaging, Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane, and Staff Specialist, Princess Alexandra Hospital 1995-2000. Dr Gandhi is a VMO to Princess Alexandra Hospital, and joined Queensland X-Ray in 1998.

Clinical Experience: A graduate of the University of NSW, Dr Gribbin trained in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine at Royal Brisbane Hospital. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 1993 and underwent PET/CT training at the Peter MacCallum Centre, Victoria, in 2008.

Dr Priya Harish graduated with her MBBS from Grant Medical College Mumbai in 2003 and completed specialist training in radiology in 2011. She worked as a Consultant Radiologist for four years before relocating to Australia in 2015. She completed further training at the Gold Coast University Hospital from 2016 to 2019 and was awarded her Fellowship in 2019. After working as a Consultant Radiologist at the University Hospital she joined Queensland X-Ray in 2020. Dr Harish has a special interest in head and neck imaging and neuroradiology and is completing additional fellowship training in these areas with Queensland X-Ray.

Dr Jones trained in Nephrology at Princess Alexandra Hospital, University of Newcastle (UK) and University of Western Ontario (Canada). He was the Director of the Renal Unit Toowoomba Base Hospital between 1978-2001. He commenced his training in Nuclear Medicine in 1974 at the Royal Brisbane Hospital and then Royal Prince Alfred and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospitals. He started a private Nuclear Medicine practice at St Andrews Hospital in Toowoomba in 1984. Dr Jones completed his PET/CT training at Royal Brisbane Hospital and the Peter MacCallum Clinic in Melbourne. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 1997.

After graduating from Kasturba Medical College in Mangalore (India), Dr Kaniyur trained within various sub-specialities of Medicine in the UK, obtaining his MRCP there in 1997. He continued his training in radiology at St Barts and the London Hospitals NHS Trust (UK) and was awarded his FRCR in 2001. Dr Kaniyur sub-specialised in Head and Neck Imaging and Neuroradiology at the Royal London and the Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospitals in London. Dr Kaniyur has trained in Cardiac CT at Massachusetts General Hospital (USA) and Johns Hopkins Hospital (USA) obtaining level 3 accreditation with SCCT. He holds level B Cardiac CT specialist status with RANZCR. Dr Kaniyur worked as a Consultant Radiologist at Lister hospital, Hertfordshire (UK) until 2011 when he moved to Australia and joined Queensland X-Ray.

Dr Mark Keen graduated with his MBBS in 1981 from the University of Sydney. Dr Keen was a Radiology Registrar at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, and a Locum Radiologist for several private practices in New South Wales before commencing as Radiologist at the Royal Darwin Hospital in 1993. He commenced as Director of Medical Imaging at Cairns Hospital in 1997.

Dr Keen worked for Queensland X-Ray from 2005 to 2015 before re-joining the team in 2018.

Dr Susan King graduated with her MBBS from the University of Queensland in 1989. Dr King undertook her residency with the Royal Brisbane Hospital and completed her fellowship training in 1998. She joined Queensland X-Ray in 2017 and undertook PET training with our organisation in the same year. Dr King is working as a dual-trained Nuclear Medicine Specialist/Radiologist.

Dr Yastira Lalla graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Dental Science in 2012. Dr Lalla began a Master of Philosophy in Oral Oncology concurrently in the final year of her undergraduate degree and completed this in 2014. During her post-graduate studies she has worked as an Associate Dentist in the Brisbane and Ipswich areas. Dr Lalla was awarded a Doctorate of Clinical Dentistry in Dentomaxillofacial Radiology in 2018 and is a Member of the Royal Australian College of Dental Surgeons. Dr Lalla joined the Queensland X-Ray team in 2019.

Clinical Experience: Before Dr Legh began his career in Radiology, he completed a Diploma in Obstetrics in 1981. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 1990.

Dr Aaron Lin is a consultant cardiologist, with special expertise in non-invasive diagnostic cardiology, including Cardiac MRI, Cardiac CT Angiography, Transthoracic Echocardiography, Stress Echocardiography and 3D Transoesophageal Echocardiography.

Dr Aaron Lin’s special interests include the application of advanced non-invasive cardiac imaging to clinical practice and cardiac risk assessment. Dr Lin has more than 50 scientific abstract presentations, over 20 published papers, and has published three textbook chapters.

Dr Mackechnie is a University of Glasgow graduate. He completed all of his medical and radiology training in Scotland before moving to Australia in 1990 where he was appointed as Assistant Director of Radiology at Mater Public Hospital. Dr Mackechnie joined Queensland X-Ray in late 2015.

After radiology training at PANCH and the Alfred Hospitals in Victoria, Dr McLaughlan gained experience in public and private practices including five years in his own private practice in Melbourne. Most recently, he was Director of Radiology at Goulburn Valley Base Hospital in Victoria. Dr McLaughlan returned to Queensland X-Ray after initially commencing with the practice in 2001.

Dr McMeniman graduated with first class honours from the University of Queensland Medical School in 2005, where he also earned the John Weinholt memorial prize for medicine. He completed his radiology training in 2012 and spent 6 months focusing on neuroimaging at the Royal Brisbane Hospital. He then commenced a year of subspecialised training in musculoskeletal imaging and intervention at St Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, Canada before joining Queensland X-Ray in 2013.

Dr Louise Meehan graduated with her MBBS from James Cook University in 2009. She completed radiology training in Queensland in 2016 following an Interventional Radiology fellowship at Princess Alexandra Hospital.  Dr Meehan was awarded the European Board of Interventional Radiology qualification in 2018. Dr Meehan joined Queensland X-Ray in 2017 and has special interests in abdominal imaging and interventional radiology.

Professor Paul Monsour graduated from the University of Queensland in 1978 with a BDSc (Hons). He completed a PhD in Oral Biology in 1987 and a Masters degree in Oral Radiology & Pathology in 1991. Prof. Monsour was the first registered specialist in Dento-Maxillofacial Radiology (DMFR) working full time in private radiology practice on the East Coast of Australia. Professor Monsour lectures extensively throughout Australia on all aspects of DMF radiology. He was appointed the foundation Professor of DMFR at the University of Queensland in 2009. Prof. Monsour developed the first and only specialist training programme in Australia for Dento-Maxillofacial radiologists. His research interests include education in the field of DMF radiology, radiation protection in dentistry and the use of cone beam imaging in dentistry. He is an associate member of the RANZCR, a member of the Radiation Advisory Council of Queensland and a Fellow of the International College of Dentists. Prof. Monsour joined the Queensland X-Ray team in 2017.

Clinical Experience: Dr Morgan-Evens trained at the University of Natal Medical School Radiology Department, commencing as a Consultant Radiologist and then as a Consultant Neuroradiologist. He commenced private practice in Durban and later joined Queensland X-Ray in 1998.

Dr David Oar graduated from the MBBS programme at the University of Queensland in 2009, after completing a Science degree in 2005. He went on to complete a Masters in International Public Health in 2012, also through the University of Queensland. Dr Oar trained in radiology at the Gold Coast University Hospital and joined Queensland X-Ray for a short period in 2019, before completing sub-specialist training in musculoskeletal imaging at the Joint Department of Medical Imaging, Toronto. He returned to Queensland X-Ray in 2020 and is a consultant radiologist working from our Gold Coast locations.

Dr Mahomed Osman graduated with his MBBS in 2012 from the University of Queensland, after completing a Bachelor of Biomedical Science (with distinction) in 2008 from the Queensland University of Technology. Dr Osman undertook radiology training at the Gold Coast University Hospital and commenced with Queensland X-Ray as a Radiologist in 2021. He is fellowship trained in MSK and completed a diagnostic and interventional MSK fellowship with the University of British Columbia, at the Vancouver General Hospital. He also works with the Gold Coast University Hospital and assists with teaching at the Griffith University School of Medicine, Southport. Dr Osman is a member of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR).

Clinical Experience: Dr Park was a Registrar at Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane, and staff Radiologist from 1983-85. He underwent his Fellowship in CT and Ultrasound at Newham District Hospital and Bristol Royal Infirmary (UK), and commenced private practice in 1985. Dr Park joined Queensland X-Ray in 2003.

Dr Patel graduated from the University of Manchester, England. In 1986 he obtained the Membership of the Royal Colleges and Physicians (MRCP) and joined the radiology training program in Manchester. Dr Patel moved to Australia in 1995 following the completion of an interventional fellowship and working as a consultant radiologist. In 1996 he was awarded the FRANZCR. Dr Patel worked in Central Queensland and on the Tweed coast in both public and private radiology before joining Queensland X-Ray in 2012.

Dr Muddassir Rashid graduated with his MBBS from India in 2004. Dr Rashid completed his residency in India and then undertook his fellowship training in abdominal imaging, paediatric radiology and interventional radiology at the Western Hospital and the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne. He joined Queensland X-Ray as a part time radiologist in 2014. Dr Rashid is also Director of Interventional Radiology at the Gold Coast University Hospital, and undertakes work for the Queensland Children’s Hospital.

Dr Reeve graduated with his MBBS from James Cook University in 2005.

He completed his Internship and early residency at The Townsville Hospital.   He completed a Clinical Diploma in Palliative Medicine at TTH, before working as a locum throughout North Queensland.

He commenced Radiology Training in 2010, under the Princess Alexandra Hospital hub, but completed the first two years of training at TTH before relocating to Brisbane. He then completed a 2 year subspecialty fellowship in Nuclear Medicine and PET/CT within QXR.

He has been working for Queensland X-Ray since 2014. He is currently a dual trained Radiologist and Nuclear Medicine Specialist, and is based in Townsville.

Dr Rogers completed her radiology training at the Mater Brisbane Public and Princess Alexandra Hospitals. She also completed a clinical Fellowship in Ultrasound at the Health Sciences Centre, Winnipeg (Canada). Dr Rogers joined Queensland X-Ray in 1997 and is a visiting consultant to BreastScreen.

Dr Seedat is a University Cape Town (UCT) graduate and completed his registrar training at King Edward VIII Hospital (South Africa), before becoming a Consultant. Dr Seedat joined Queensland X-Ray in 2002, initially working in Toowoomba until moving to Brisbane in 2005. In 2003 he became a Fellow of The Royal Australia and NZ College of Radiologists.

Dr Shulman obtained his medical degree from the University of Queensland and advanced radiology training through the Royal Brisbane Hospital. He completed a musculoskeletal imaging fellowship at the University of Toronto and Joint Department of Medical Imaging primarily at Mt Sinai Hospital. He also undertook Cardiac Imaging Fellowships at the Harefield and Royal Brompton Trust as well as University Hospital Southampton in the UK before moving back to Australia. In 2015, Dr Shulman was named the European Society of Radiology Albert L. Baert Editorial Fellow. He has been awarded the European Diploma in Cardiac Imaging, and holds international accreditation to interpret cardiac MRI as well as the highest possible CT coronary artery certification.

Clinical Experience: Dr Charlotte Slaney completed her medical training in the UK at Oxford in 1998.  She commenced her specialist training in Radiology, before moving to Australia in 2012 where she started her Fellowship with Queensland X-Ray.

Dr Arjuna Somasundaram graduated with his MBBS from James Cook University in 2010. He undertook radiology training at the Gold Coast University Hospital from 2013 to 2018 before completing his fellowship in cross-sectional imaging in Toronto in 2019. Dr Somasundaram is a lecturer at Griffith University and began working as a radiologist for Queensland X-Ray and Gold Coast University Hospital in 2019.

Clinical Experience: Dr Stariha was awarded a Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery with honors from Queensland University in 1999. In 2011 he became a Fellow of The Royal Australia and NZ College of Radiologists. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 2010, previously holding a position of Radiology Registrar at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital for four years. Dr Stariha has completed fellowships in musculoskeletal and neurological imaging.

Dr Thorn had Surgical and Radiology Registrar positions at Waikato Hospital (NZ). He is a former Consultant Radiologist at Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane, and commenced private practice in 1990. Dr Thorn joined Queensland X-Ray in 2003.

Clinical Experience: Dr Webb graduated from the University of Queensland in 1993. He completed his medical registrar training and advanced physician training in Nuclear Medicine at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. He has PET credentials and full accreditation with RACP JSAC Nuclear Medicine. Dr Webb joined Queensland X-Ray in 2008.

Dr Bradley Wray graduated with his MBBS (first class honours) from the University of Tasmania in 2009 after graduating with a Bachelor of Biomedical Science in 2003. Dr Wray undertook radiology training through the Princess Alexandra Hospital between 2013-2018. He joined Queensland X-Ray in 2018 and has completed advanced training in musculoskeletal imaging and imaging-guided procedures.