RANZCR Fellows play a vital role in accredited training as Network Training Directors (NTD), Directors of Training (DoTs) and Clinical Supervisors (CS), along with the Network Education Support Officer (NESOs).
Further information on each role is below, alternatively reach out to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for further details.
The College runs three DoT Workshops per year, usually May in Sydney, at the New Zealand ASM and at the College ASM. Full details will be in the monthly DoT eNews. For further information, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
The Director of Training Induction Webinars are available here.
ESME courses are designed for those new to teaching, and for teachers with some experience who would like a greater understanding of the basic principles and an update on current best practice. The courses recognise that all teachers, even those with considerable experience, can improve their skills in teaching.
The course runs across 12 weeks and is made up of webinars, reading and discussion boards with participants. It is a great introduction to medical education and participants who complete course assignments receive an AMEE-ESME Certificate in Medical Education in the areas addressed by the course.
Visit the AMEE website to register.
The annual DoT surveys are a vital component of our continuous improvement and support framework. These surveys provide an opportunity for DoTs to share valuable insights and feedback about their experiences, challenges, and successes in supporting trainees. The information collected helps us identify areas for improvement, celebrate achievements, and refine our resources and processes to better support both DoTs and trainees.
Network Training Directors monitor and support training programs within their training network. For more information see:
Directors of Training are the College’s representatives within accredited training departments, providing liaison between trainees and hospital or department administration. For more information see:
Clinical Supervisors play a vital role in the successful training of future Clinical Radiologists (CR). For more information see:
The Network Education Support Officer (NESO) is responsible for providing administrative support to the Network Training Director. For more information see: