Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Radiologists
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Associations, Education Provider
Services Offered
Education
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Founded in 1935, The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is a not-for-profit professional organisation for clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.
We administer training programs for admission into our professions, accreditation for overseas-trained specialists, and a continuing professional development program for our members.
Through policy, advocacy, quality and standards and research activities, we work with our members to promote the science and practice of clinical radiology, and radiation oncology.
The College is a membership organisation led by clinicians who are democratically elected by the membership, with oversight from a Board of Directors.
We administer training programs for admission into our professions, accreditation for overseas-trained specialists, and a continuing professional development program for our members.
Through policy, advocacy, quality and standards and research activities, we work with our members to promote the science and practice of clinical radiology, and radiation oncology.
The College is a membership organisation led by clinicians who are democratically elected by the membership, with oversight from a Board of Directors.
Why us
Our Work
The College and its members work in many ways to nurture and develop the professions of clinical radiology and radiation oncology in Australia and New Zealand.
Our work includes:
* Policy: developing policy to ensure that all patients are able to access high quality healthcare
* Advocacy: actively engaging with government, industry, consumers and other stakeholders
* Quality and Standards: improving the quality and standards of clinical radiology and radiation oncology services
* Research: fostering a culture of research, actively supporting research as part of training and in the professional lives of our members
* Our Consultations: seeking member feedback on the development of professional documents, reports and submissions
* Other Initiatives: including our Examination and Assessment Review, the Specialist Training Program and our support for international activities.
The College and its members work in many ways to nurture and develop the professions of clinical radiology and radiation oncology in Australia and New Zealand.
Our work includes:
* Policy: developing policy to ensure that all patients are able to access high quality healthcare
* Advocacy: actively engaging with government, industry, consumers and other stakeholders
* Quality and Standards: improving the quality and standards of clinical radiology and radiation oncology services
* Research: fostering a culture of research, actively supporting research as part of training and in the professional lives of our members
* Our Consultations: seeking member feedback on the development of professional documents, reports and submissions
* Other Initiatives: including our Examination and Assessment Review, the Specialist Training Program and our support for international activities.
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