The College is currently calling for expressions of interest in a number of roles, listed on this page.
RANZCR is seeking nominations for three (3) member-elected Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council positions (reserved for NZ, TAS and WA), for a three (3) year term (from January 2025).
Fellows and Life members will receive an email with an online registration link on 1 July 2024.
Nominations close on Thursday, 1 August 2024, at 4 pm (AEST).
Branch Education Officers are determined through the Education and Training Committee election rather than as part of broader Branch elections due to the important role they hold on the committee. This election is run concurrently with the Faculty Council election electronically, however, if voting is required members will only vote for the Branch Education Officer of their respective Branch.
RANZCR is seeking nominations for four (4) member-elected Clinical Radiology Education and Training Committee positions: Branch Education Officer SA (BEO SA), Branch Education Officer TAS (BEO TAS), Branch Education Officer VIC (BEO VIC) and Branch Education Officer WA (BEO WA) for a three (3) year term (from January 2025).
RANZCR is seeking nominations for three (3) member-elected Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council positions, of which at least one must be from New Zealand to meet compositional requirements, for a three (3) year term (from January 2025).
RANZCR is seeking nominations for one (1) member-elected Radiation Oncology Education and Training Committee position, for a three (3) year term (from January 2025).
Nominations are hereby called for the following positions on the New Zealand Branch Committee.
Chairperson
General Committee Member (x 5)
Positions commence 1 January 2025, concluding 31 December 2026. To complete a nomination, please complete the nomination form and send to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Should the number of nominations exceed the positions vacant, an electronic vote will be undertaken prior to the AGM.
Members, The Culture of Medicine Joint Faculty Working Group Overview The Culture of Medicine Joint Faculty Working Group includes representation from: The Professional Practice Committees.Members with an interest in anti-harassment, bullying and discrimination behaviours.College trainees.Consumer representation.The objective of the Working Group is to: Review and update RANZCR policies and guidelines relating to anti-harassment, bullying and discrimination behaviour.Promote a standard of practice which includes a high standard of personal conduct which adheres to the law and is aligned with the RANZCR Code of Conduct.Identify existing resources and training as CPD for members aligned to the AMC and MCNZ requirements.Identify and develop CPD resources for fellows aligned with AMC/MCNZ requirements.The term of membership is one (1) year with an option to renew.The Chair is to be appointed by the Professional Practice Committees (FRO and FCR). Time Commitment Minimum of four (4) meetings per annum. Video conference meetings are encouraged.How to apply Please submit your curriculum vitae and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest and fit for the position to Shannon McConnell, Program Officer, Standards at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications close 5 pm on 26 August 2024. IMG Assessors Are you interested in becoming a College assessor of International Medical Graduates (IMGs)?Expressions of interest are being formally called from College Fellows who have held FRANZCR for more than five (5) years to become International Medical Graduate (IMG) Assessors. IMG Assessors are responsible for the assessments of IMGs (clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists) wishing to work in Australia or New Zealand. Expressions of interest are being formally called from College Fellows who have held FRANZCR for more than five (5) years to become International Medical Graduate (IMG) Assessors. IMG Assessors are responsible for the assessments of IMGs (clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists) wishing to work in Australia or New Zealand.RANZCR is accredited by the Australian Medical Council to conduct assessments of International Medical Graduates (IMGs) on behalf of the Medical Board of Australia (MBA) for the specialties of clinical radiology and radiation oncology. In Australia, assessments are undertaken for suitability to work in Area of Need positions and for specialist recognition, which leads to the awarding of FRANZCR.In New Zealand, the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) is the regulatory authority for granting medical registration based on the advice of our College IMG assessors.CommitmentAssessment blocks may be half day (approximately three hours) or full day, with assessments held either:Via videoconference orIn the Sydney office for Australian related assessments.In the Wellington office for New Zealand related assessments. The candidates attend via video conference.The EOI should be accompanied by an executive CV and a personal statement of no more than 150 words outlining your interest and appropriateness for the role.For more information, please see the position description and refer to the IMG section of the College website, here.Enquiries should be directed to Melanie Daniels, Senior Project Officer (IMG) on 02 9268 9759 or Casey Tuminello, Project Officer (IMG) on 02 9268 9743 or via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Please apply as soon as possible via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Executive Committee (MATEC) RANZCR is seeking expressions of interest from Māori, Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islanders members and trainees to join RANZCR’s Māori, Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islander Executive Committee (MATEC). The MATEC is a high-level bi-national committee reporting to the Faculties of Clinical Radiology and Radiation Oncology Councils jointly. Its goal is to support the professions of clinical radiology and radiation oncology in delivering more equitable health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and Māori people. This objective is achieved by maintaining a clear governance and accountability framework, underpinned by justice and fairness in line with the Māori, Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islander Action Plan, with expert Indigenous voices at its core. MATEC facilitates RANZCR members in providing culturally competent and safe practice. It emphasises the importance of making an effective and long-term difference to Indigenous health outcomes. Additionally, the committee aims to grow and support the Indigenous clinical radiology and radiation oncology workforce, while ensuring compliance with the Australian Medical Council’s (AMC) and Medical Council of New Zealand’s (MCNZ) accreditation standards. CommitmentMATEC meets two-three times per year (either via video conference or face-to-face).Additional time is required for policy development and contributing to MATEC projects.How to apply Please send your expression of interest and bio to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. If you have any questions or would like a copy of the terms of reference, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 2026 RANZCR ASM Convenors - Christchurch, New Zealand OverviewThe 2026 ASM will be hosted in Christchurch, New Zealand. We are currently seeking members to convene the meetings in clinical radiology, interventional radiology, interventional neuroradiology and radiation oncology. Commitment Being a convenor involves attending a monthly meeting in the year leading up to the conference, drafting the programme and finding speakers and session chairs. Eligibility To be eligible for the local organising committee you will have attended a RANZCR ASM in the past, be working in Christchurch, New Zealand and be a current member of RANZCR. You will have the services of a professional conference organiser (PCO) who has worked with the College for many years and the College’s Events Team. How to apply To indicate interest, or if you have any questions, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. JMIRO Reviewer The College invites Fellows and Trainees to become peer reviewers for submissions to the Journal of Medical Imaging of Radiation Oncology (JMIRO).Peer review is designed to assess the validity, quality and often the originality of articles for publication. It is the foundation for safeguarding the quality and integrity of scientific research.The opportunity to review submissions to JMIRO will provide an excellent insight into research in medical imaging and radiation oncology and it will allow you to develop your research skills and knowledge. Becoming a peer reviewer allows you to see research before it is published, and the experience will enhance your CV. You will be supported by an experienced team of Associate Editors, who will assess and provide feedback on your reviews.How to applyHow to become a trainee reviewer:Complete the following free online course to guide you through the essentials of peer review: Becoming a Peer Reviewer.Email your certificate of course completion to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Someone from the College will contact you to confirm receipt and whether or not you have fulfilled the requirements. If you have fulfilled the requirements, Wiley will contact you with all the information you need to start reviewing.JMIRO’s publisher, Wiley, also have a variety of resources and information regarding peer review.For further information, or if you have any queries, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Climate Change and Health Multi-College Advisory Committee Overview Expressions of interest are invited from RANZCR Fellows to join the Climate Change and Health Multi-College Advisory Committee, which has been established and is led by the RACP. The purpose of the Climate Change and Health Multi-College Advisory Committee is to provide a forum for engagement and collaboration of medical colleges on climate change and health policy and advocacy. It will inform the development of sector-wide approaches to climate change and health policy and advocacy positions, strategies and activities. The vacancy is for ONE Fellow Representative. Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Fellow Representatives are encouraged to apply. Please review the committee terms of reference prior to applying.Eligibility criteria The FRANZCR Representatives will:Have expertise in climate change and health, which may include knowledge, skills and experience in public and private practice, healthcare system reform, epidemiology, health economics, planetary health, and climate risk analysis and adaptationBe available to attend video/teleconference meetings and be able to review documents via email as requiredHave connections and networks with their college committees and membership and a willingness to engage in advocacy initiatives. Commitment The Advisory Committee will hold no more than 12 video/teleconference meetings per calendar year. The Advisory Committee’s work will take place online including via email, phone, video/teleconference and other communication and document sharing services.How to apply An Expression of Interest form (EOI) should be accompanied by your CV and a short statement (no more than 250 words) outlining your interest and appropriateness for the committee. Enquiries and applications should be directed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications will close when the position has been filled. Radiation Oncology Member, FRO Quality Improvement Committee - NZ rep OverviewWe are seeking Fellows to join the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Quality Improvement Committee (QIC). This is an exciting opportunity for NZ members who are interested in promoting a quality-centred approach of the Faculty by providing strategic and policy advice and conceptual models to ensure ongoing improvement in patient care. There is currently one NZ position available for 3- year terms.The objectives of the QIC are to:regularly workshop and review matters of quality and best practice (bi-national and international) and advise the Faculty of issues arising;develop advice for the Faculty on strategic directions, priorities and mechanisms in the area of quality to ensure that Radiation Oncology stays at the forefront of best-practice world-wide;development of policy frameworks, advice and/ or recommendations on issues of quality and standards including but not limited to:issues of importance for the Faculty Councilissues raised by the Faculty Deanissues of importance to the Radiation Oncology Allianceissues of importance to patients and carers.Please view the Terms of Reference for further informationEligibilityRadiation Oncology Fellows.CommitmentFour meetings (3 telco, one face-to-face a year) for a 3-year term.How to applyIf you are interested in being involved, please feel free to discuss with the QIC Secretariat May Lalehzari , Project Officer, Standards.Please send a CV and complete the expression of interest form with short statement (no more than 300 words) outlining the reasons you’d like to be involved and the skills you might bring to the working group to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 24 June 2024.All applications will be reviewed by the QIC at their next meeting on 16 August 2024 and the final candidates will be ratified by Faculty Council on the 23 August 2024. Chief of Professional Practice The Chief of Professional Practice is responsible for providing guidance and oversight of the development, implementation and review of post-fellowship education, standards and enhancement of professional development including recognition and certification of subspecialty programs within the Faculty discipline.The Chief of Professional Practice is the Lead Clinician for the AMC and MCNZ Accreditation of the College as a CPD Home and works closely with the Chief of Professional Practice for Clinical Radiology where the work of the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Professional Practice Committee (FRO PPC) and the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Professional Practice Committee (FCR PPC) overlap.The Chief of Professional Practice is also responsible for the development, implementation and/or review of processes for accreditation of courses to support the ongoing learning and professional development of Members, CPD Participants and Associates.The Chief of Professional Practice works and liaises with the College’s Special Interest Groups.The Chief of Professional Practice will sit on the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council and Chair the FRO PPC. The Chief of Professional Practice will undertake the role of representing the Dean and the Faculty as requested by the Dean.The term of the Chief of Professional Practice is three (3) years.Time Commitment To be available one day per fortnight for consultation with college staff regarding ongoing and emerging matters for the PPC. Attendance at all FRO PPC meetings Attendance at all FCR PPC meetings Attendance at all Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council meetings Attendance at the Annual Scientific Meeting. Flexibility will be provided for online attendance where possible.Important Attributes The FRO By-Laws allow any Fellow or Life Member of the FRO to be appointed as Chief of Professional Practice. This is subject to a decision regarding the appointment by the Faculty Council. The Chief of Professional Practice must be at least 5 years post-FRANZCR.Desirable attributes to facilitate fulfilment of the role include but are not limited to: Available to travel overseas and interstate, when required.Experience in College activities such as previous committee member or a previous committee chair.Experience in other similar environments.Academic skills with experience in adult education and learning.Evaluation and analytical skills and ability to communicate well.Strong understanding of the medical, educational, operational, regulatory and political environments in which the College operates.Highly developed leadership skills across a broad range of relationships including staff, Fellows and external stakeholders.Experience in public speaking, senior representation and high-level negotiation skills. How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV. The EOI will close on Thursday 6 June 2024 at 12 pm (AEST). Enquiries and applications should be directed to Shannon McConnell, Program Officer, Professional Standards, via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Nominees will be required to provide a presentation at the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council at its 14 June 2024 meeting in support of their suitability for the position. For more information, please view the Position Description. The College is an inclusive organisation, and we greatly value the benefit that diversity brings to us. We respect and honour our team, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, disability, or sexual orientation. New Zealand Members, Targeting Cancer Reference Panel Expressions of Interest are being called for the Targeting Cancer Reference Panel. Radiation Oncology’s Targeting Cancer is the Faculty’s flagship campaign to raise awareness among the cancer community and health professionals that radiation therapy is an effective, safe and sophisticated treatment for cancer.The Targeting Cancer Reference Panel has been formed to assist and implement projects and activities relating to the Targeting Cancer campaign.We are looking for New Zealand members who have innovative ideas and are keen to continue this valuable work.The objectives of the Targeting Cancer Reference Panel include:To assist in promoting, the practice of radiation oncology and accessible and affordable patient care.To allow consideration of a variety of perspectives– including (but not limited to) consumers, radiation oncologists, radiation oncology trainees (at various levels), radiation therapists, radiation oncology medical physicists, radiation oncology nurses, College staff and industry representatives.To act as a channel for the Targeting Cancer campaign to collaborate with members and non-members.To support local engagement with the Targeting Cancer campaign (e.g., through general practitioner education evenings, Targeting Cancer fun runs and other activities).To provide support to the Targeting Cancer Management Committee in the review and development of resources.To support the Targeting Cancer campaign in raising awareness of the current underutilisation of radiation therapy at internal and external events (e.g. conferences, exhibitions, meetings).To support the Targeting Cancer campaign’s media (traditional and social) activities.Please view the Terms of Reference for more information.CommitmentThe Reference Panel will communicate via email on an ongoing basis, supplemented by teleconferences. Eligibility criteriaRANZCR is calling on one New Zealand Fellow or ROA representative (a member of ASMIRT, ACPSEM, CNSA) and up to two New Zealand Fellows or ROA representatives to join as members of the Reference Panel. The benefit of this group comes from collaboration between the various groups within the radiation therapy space.If you are a New Zealand Fellow or a member of the ROA member groups (ASMIRT, ACPSEM, CNSA) and have the passion and drive to contribute to the Targeting Cancer campaign, we would like to hear from you.How to applyPlease complete and return an Expression of Interest form outlining your interest in and credentials for the position along with your current CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. If you would like further information, please contact Mr Rami Elzahaby (Manager, Faculty Councils) via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications close at 5 pm AEST, 29 July 2024. Medical Treatment Overseas Program Assessors (MTOP) Expressions of interest are being sought for MTOP (Medical Treatment Overseas Program) Assessors.The Federal Government’s Medical Treatment Overseas Program (MTOP) helps approved Australians who have a life-threatening medical condition access to life-saving medical treatment overseas where treatment is not available in Australia.The College supports the Federal Government by providing medical advice when assessing applications which are funded under the MTOP Program.The Role of an MTOP Assessor is to review and assess MTOP (Medical Treatment Overseas Program) Applications as requested based on the following four criteria:The proposed overseas treatment or an effective alternative treatment are not available in Australia and won’t be available in time to benefit the patient.The overseas treatment will either significantly extend the patient’s life or potentially cure the condition.The overseas treatment has a real prospect of being successful.The Australian medical profession accepts the overseas treatment as a standard form of treatment for the patient’s condition.Eligibility This opportunity is open to radiation oncology Fellows with the following attributes:Knowledge/familiarity of Particle TherapyKnowledge of the pathologies that could be assessed which include but are not limited to:Skull ChordomaChondrosarcomaCraniopharyngiomaPaediatric Radiation OncologyThe ability to assess the comparative efficacy of Proton Therapy to the treatments currently available in Australia.Commitment MTOP applications are received periodically, there is no set timing.On receiving an MTOP application, the MTOP assessor is required to provide their assessment to the College within one week.Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications will be submitted to Particle Therapy Working Group for consideration. For more information, please contact Fotini Kekembanos, Program Officer, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Rami Elzahaby, Manager, Faculties, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Clinical Radiology Members, Clinical Radiology Curriculum and Assessment Committee OverviewExpressions of interest are being called for Clinical Radiology Fellows with interest and experience in medical education, assessment, and curriculum management to join the Clinical Radiology Curriculum Assessment Committee (CRCAC).There are two vacant positions available on the CRCAC:Two member positions commencing 1 January 2025 and concluding 31 December 2027The CRCAC is an advisory committee reporting to the Clinical Radiology Education and Training Committee (CRETC) and is responsible for the development and maintenance of the Clinical Radiology Training Program curriculum (Learning Outcomes), development and monitoring of clinical radiology work-based assessments and ensuring the clinical radiology curriculum assessments measure progress against the Learning Outcomes.For further information, please view the committee Terms of Reference and Member Position Description. Eligibility criteriaThis opportunity is open to all clinical radiology Fellows with an interest and/or experience in medical education, assessment, and curriculum management.CommitmentThe committee generally meets four times per year online with one face-to-face meeting and additional work as required for specific projects. How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..Applications must be submitted by 4 pm AEST 12 August 2024. Nominations will be considered by the CRETC.For more information, please contact Autumn Saunders, Program Officer, Curriculum Development via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Deputy Chief Accreditation Officer - Clinical Radiology OverviewExpressions of interest are being called for Fellow members with interest and experience in the processes and practices pertaining to the accreditation of training sites, networks and Area of Need in Clinical Radiology.The position of Deputy Chief Accreditation Officer is responsible for assisting the Chief Accreditation Officer in overseeing all accreditation activities and acting as a proxy if delegated by the Chief Accreditation Officer.CommitmentAttendance at accreditation visits or delegation of duties to other accreditation panel members as appropriate; to be available for consultation with College staff regarding administration activities and attendance at Clinical Radiology Training Accreditation Committee (CRTAC) meetings.Eligibility criteriaClinical Radiology FellowsHow to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Applications close 31 July 2024.For more information, please review the Position Description, please direct questions to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Sustainability in Radiology Paper Sustainability within medicine and radiology has become an important topic. There is a focus on our environmental footprint, given the energy consumption within radiology associated with the advance of newer technology. Awareness that energy consumption, use of contrast media in radiology and waste management adds to our impact on global warming has resulted in increased interest and publications about potential improvements.Expressions of interest are being called for a radiologist with an interest and expertise in environment and sustainability within Clinical Radiology to be a contributing author to a multi-society paper on Environmental Sustainability. This is a collaborative initiative being led by ESR (European Society of Radiology) in collaboration with RANZCR and other international radiology societies. An academic background and capability are important characteristics of any applicant.The primary responsibility of the participant is to contribute as a co-author of to the multi-society paper being led by ESR.CommitmentThe successful applicant will be expected to:Collaborate with their international counterparts from other societies to work on a paper led by ESRProvide input from relevant literature and their experience to contribute to sections of the paper as agreed during the projectEnsure appropriate and timely communication takes place with other co-authorsParticipate in online meetings if required.EligibilityThe participant shall be a Fellow of the College with expertise in, and enthusiasm for, the publication of a peer reviewed scientific journal of high quality with a focus on environment and sustainability.How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 250-word statement outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary of your CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Applications close 5 pm AEST 20 June 2024. All applications will be reviewed and considered by the Board.For more information, please contact Dr Munish Verma, GM – Members, Privacy and Partnerships by email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Chief of Professional Practice The Chief of Professional Practice is responsible for providing guidance and oversight of the development, implementation and review of post-fellowship education, standards and enhancement of professional development including recognition and certification of subspecialty programs within the Faculty discipline.The Chief of Professional Practice is the Lead Clinician for the AMC and MCNZ Accreditation of the College as a CPD Home and works closely with the Chief of Professional Practice for Radiation Oncology where the work of both the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Professional Practice Committee (FCR PPC) and the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Professional Practice Committee (FRO PPC) overlap.The Chief of Professional Practice is also responsible for the development, implementation and/or review of processes for accreditation of courses to support the ongoing learning and professional development of Members, CPD Participants and Associates.The Chief of Professional Practice works and liaises with the College’s Special Interest Groups.The Chief of Professional Practice will sit on the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council and Chair the FCR PPC. The Chief of Professional Practice will undertake the role of representing the Dean and the Faculty as requested by the Dean. The term of the Chief of Professional Practice is three (3) years.Time Commitment To be available one day per fortnight for consultation with college staff regarding ongoing and emerging matters for the PPC. Attendance at all FCR PPC meetings Attendance at all FRO PPC meetings Attendance at all Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council meetings Attendance at the Annual Scientific Meeting. Flexibility will be provided for online attendance where possible. Important Attributes The FCR By-Laws allow any Fellow or Life Member of the FCR to be appointed as Chief of Professional Practice. This is subject to a decision regarding the appointment by the Faculty Council. The Chief of Professional Practice must be at least 5 years post-FRANZCR.Desirable attributes to facilitate fulfilment of the role include but are not limited to: Available to travel overseas and interstate, when required.Experience in College activities such as previous committee member or a previous committee chair. Experience in other similar environments.Academic skills with experience in adult education and learning. Evaluation and analytical skills and ability to communicate well.Strong understanding of the medical, educational, operational, regulatory and political environments in which the College operates. Highly developed leadership skills across a broad range of relationships including staff, Fellows and external stakeholders.Experience in public speaking, senior representation and high-level negotiation skills. How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV.The EOI will close on Thursday 13 June 2024 at 12 pm (AEST). Enquiries and applications should be directed to Shannon McConnell, Program Officer, Professional Standards, via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Nominees will be required to provide a presentation at the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council at its 21 June 2024 meeting in support of their suitability for the position. For more information, please view the Position Description. The College is an inclusive organisation, and we greatly value the benefit that diversity brings to us. We respect and honour our team, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, disability, or sexual orientation. Members, CTC Accreditation Committee Expressions of interest are invited from clinical radiologists who have current accreditation as a CT Colonography Specialist.The aim of the CT Colonography Accreditation Committee is to formulate and review guidelines for training in CT Colonography and recognise post-fellowship training in CT Colonography undertaken by radiologists in Australia and New Zealand.The objectives below will be followed irrespective of any constraints, either real or perceived, imposed by external factors (e.g., government health funding arrangements, corporatisation of radiology practices, demographics):In consultation with ARGANZ, formulate and regularly review RANZCR requirements for practice in CT Colonography (the RANZCR CTC requirements).Formulate and regularly review a policy setting out rules for the consistent assessment by the committee of applications for recognition of training against the RANZCR CTC Requirements, which include an associated appeals process.Receive and assess applications for recognition of training in CT Colonography against the RANZCR CTC requirements according to this assessment policy.Certify applicants for the satisfactory completion of such training by radiologists in Australia and New Zealand.Maintain a register of certified CTC radiologists who have met and continue to meet any ongoing competency requirements as determined in the RANZCR CTC requirements.Identify resources required to support radiologists in achieving such training and meeting associated ongoing certification requirements, and, where approved by the College Council, develop and oversee the provision of such resources to radiologists in Australia and New Zealand.Provide advice to the Standards of Practice and Accreditation Committee and College Council as required from time to time in relation to certification of training in and the practice standards for CT Colonography.VacancyTwo radiologist committee members.CommitmentMeetings held from time to time.Content commitmentAll CTC applications are assessed by two committee members, on average a maximum of six applications per month.EligibilityCurrent member of RANZCRCurrent accreditation as a CT Colonography SpecialistMinimum registration as a CT Colonography Specialist of five years.How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a short statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with an executive summary CV (four pages maximum) to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Applications close Tuesday, 30 April 2024. Clinical Radiology Curriculum Assessment Committee (CRCAC) Consumer Representative OverviewThe Clinical Radiology Curriculum Assessment Committee (CRCAC) are seeking a consumer representative for a three-year term, commencing 1 January 2024 and concludes 31 December 2026.CRCAC is an advisory committee to the Clinical Radiology Education and Training and is responsible for the development and maintenance of the Clinical Radiology Training Program Learning Outcomes. The development of teaching and learning experiences to assist clinical radiology trainees achieve the learning outcomes and work-based assessments, to measure trainee progress against the learning outcomes. To find out more about the committee's objectives please view the terms of reference.Personal attributes:Integrity – fulfilling a consumer representative’s duties and responsibilities; acting ethically; appropriate independence; putting the organisation’s interests before personal interests.Effective team member – being collaborative, yet curious and courageous; ability to engage in robust discussion with a range of stakeholders.Emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and self-management – demonstrating empathy manifested through strong interpersonal skills; works well in group situations; listens well; tactful; communicates a convincing and candid viewpoint.Commercial judgement and instinct – demonstrating good business instinct and acumen; ability to assimilate and synthesise complex information.An active contributor with genuine interest in the organisation and its business.Commitment The work of the Committee will consist of four meetings a year, a combination of face-to-face meetings in Sydney and virtual meetings. Please note that travel costs and sitting fees for this work will be covered by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists. This position is open to a consumer representative located in either Australia or New Zealand.How to applyTo apply, please submit the following via email to Autumn Saunders, Project Officer Curriculum Development via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with the following:A completed Expression of Interest Form, outlining suitability and relevant experience. A letter of endorsement verifying experience and links to a health consumer group.A CV in pdf format.Please contact Autumn at the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or on +61 2 9268 9782 should you have any queries. Trainee Members, Clinical Radiology Trainee Committee OverviewExpressions of interest are invited from Trainees to join the Clinical Radiology Trainee Committee in newly created co-opted roles to support the committee in providing a trainee perspective on key College bodies of work.The Clinical Radiology Trainee Committee is responsible for ensuring that that the trainees’ perspectives, issues and priorities are represented at all key levels within the College. Please see the Terms of Reference for further information.The Trainee Committee is currently seeking members to represent the trainees on the following committees as a casual vacancy until 31 December 2024:Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Executive Committee (MATEC) - supporting the professions to deliver more equitable health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and Māori peopleDigital Health Committee - provides advice on the design and implementation of digital health solutions for clinical radiology services in Australia and New Zealand.Safety, Quality and Standards Committee SQSC is responsible for providing advice on safety, quality, standards and associated matters relating to clinical radiologyASM Management Committee - overseeing the management of the College’s Annual Scientific Meeting. Ideally this should be a trainee from Western Australia.If you are interested in helping drive the work of the College in the above areas, please submit an EOI specifying your preferred committee/s. This is an exciting opportunity to get involved with your College and contribute to the future of the profession.CommitmentActively participate in quarterly CRTC videoconferences, as well the meetings of your nominated College Committee, act as a conduit between College committees and the CRTC.Co-opted members are non-voting members who are eligible to attend meetings via videoconference only.EligibilityClinical Radiology Trainees, who will remain trainees for the 2024 calendar year.How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form and a 300-word statement outlining your interest for your top two preferred positions, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Applications are open until the positions are filled. For more information, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications close 23 March 2024. Members, iRefer Governance Committee OverviewWe are seeking Fellows to join the iRefer (Imaging Guidelines) Governance Committee. This is an exciting opportunity for members who are interested in imaging guidelines.The aim of the iRefer (Imaging Guidelines) Governance Committee is to independently review and approve all adapted and new imaging guidelines to ensure the evidence base used is current, relevant and patient focused. They will also determine gaps in the guidelines where new guidelines may need to be developed. The Committee will also provide overview of the infrastructure to support the iRefer Imaging Guidelines.Please view the Terms of Reference for further information.CommitmentMeetings via videoconference as needed, length and frequency to be determined (currently one hour every two months). One face-to-face meeting per annum.How to applyIf you are interested in being involved, please feel free to discuss with the committee secretariat, Jessica Brown, Senior Project Officer, Digital Health.Please send an executive CV (two pages) and complete the expression of interest form with a short statement (no more than 300 words) outlining the reasons you would like to be involved and the skills you might bring to the Committee to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 11 December 2023. Members, New Zealand IMG Assessors OverviewAs per RANZCR’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) the International Medical Graduate (IMG) committee is responsible for the assessment of IMGs for equivalency to RANZCR trained clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists.Expressions of interest are invited from New Zealand Fellows in clinical radiology who have held FRANZCR for more than five (5) years to become IMG assessors as part of the NZ Vocational Education Advisory Board (VEAB). The VEAB is responsible for the assessment of IMGs to determine equivalency to RANZCR trained clinical radiologists.CommitmentCurrently assessments are conducted online, one afternoon (approximately three hours) per month.Eligibility CriteriaClinical Radiologists, at least five (5) years in a vocational scope of practice, preferably FRANZCR.How to apply An Expression of Interest form (EOI) should be accompanied by your CV and a short statement (no more than 250 words) outlining your interest and appropriateness for the committee. Enquiries and applications should be directed to Melanie Daniels via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. See the Position Description. Trainee Member, Breast Imaging Advisory Committee (BIAC) The Breast Imaging Advisory Committee (BIAC) functions as an expert advisory committee to provide advice to the Safety, Quality and Standards Committee (SQSC) and the Faculty of Clinical Radiology on emerging quality, safety and standards of practice issues related to the provision of breast imaging in Australia and New Zealand.Expressions of interest are invited from trainee members in clinical radiology with a keen interest in breast imaging. The aims of the Breast Imaging Advisory Committee (BIAC), which reports directly to the Safety, Quality and Standards Committee (SQSC), are to:Provide a forum for discussion and provision of advice to the SQSC, Faculty of Clinical Radiology, College members and external enquiries on issues relating to breast imagingWork with the SQSC to develop and regularly review the Standards of Practice for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology and associated practice guidelines, with specific regard to breast imagingIdentify and recommend mechanisms by which standards relating to breast imaging may be promoted and implemented through the College membership and the health sectorRespond strategically to College members' interest in and identification of new and emerging areas of imaging practice regarding breast imagingLiaise and provide advice on representation with other professional bodies and relevant agencies as required in relation to breast imaging.CommitmentThe commitment to this committee is for one hour’s meeting each quarter, plus reading time, with an additional hour or so each month for reviewing and commenting on professional documents and consultations. The committee member terms will be for three years, commencing on 1 January 2024.How to applyShould you wish to join BIAC, please complete and return the Expression of Interest Form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV addressed to Traci James-Scott at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Applications close at 5pm AEDT 15 December 2023. Member, IR and INR Reference Group OverviewExpressions of interest are invited from Fellows in Interventional Radiology to join the Interventional Radiology (IR) and Interventional Neuroradiology (INR) Reference Group. This is an exciting opportunity for members who are interested in contributing to policy and consultation work relating to IR and INR and supporting the work of the Interventional Radiology Committee.The Interventional Radiology and Interventional Neuroradiology Reference Group reports to the Interventional Radiology Committee (IRC), responsible for providing the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council with advice and information on educational, professional and practice issues across all aspects of IR and INR. Please see the Terms of Reference for further information.CommitmentActively participate by providing expert input via email and, when needed, meetings held via teleconference. Workload will involve reviewing documents, providing expert advice and written or verbal input on other IRC projects and consultation requests. EligibilityClinical Radiologists who routinely perform interventional radiology (advanced/formerly Tier B) procedures OR interventional neuroradiology procedures.How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form and a 300-word statement outlining credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications are open until the position is filled. For more information, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Clinical Image Reviewers - MQAP OverviewExpressions of interest are invited from Clinical Radiologists to join RANZCR’s Mammography Quality Assurance Program (MQAP) as a Clinical Image Reviewer to review submissions from sites joining and participating in the MQAP program.MQAP provides quality assurance assessment for mammography sites. Participation is open to private medical imaging practices, and medical imaging departments of public and private hospitals.EligibilityRadiologists with a subspecialty interest in mammography and who participate in the mammography component of the RANZCR CPD program.CommitmentClinical Image Reviewers will be requested to provide their availability for the year on commencing the position and subsequently on a yearly basis. They may be contacted throughout the year according to their availability to review MQAP submissions.Each MQAP review will take approximately (30 minutes) to undertake.Clinical Image Reviewers may continue working within the MQAP Program as long as their skills remain compliant with MQAP Program requirements.How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word (maximum) statement outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with your curriculum vitae addressed to Leona MacKenzie at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. For more information, please contact Leona via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Nuclear Medicine Special Interest Group (NMSIG) Overview The RANZCR Board establishes Special Interest Groups (SIGs) in areas of specific interest to the membership within clinical radiology and radiation oncology. Each SIG is a group of members who share an interest in advancing a specific area of knowledge, learning or clinical expertise, whose primary aim is to provide a platform for members to communicate and further this interest.The Nuclear Medicine Special Interest Group (NMSIG) has been newly established to provide a forum within the Faculty of Clinical Radiology for interested members to form a bi-national group of clinical radiologists.We are seeking members to join a new Nuclear Medicine Special Interest Group dealing with all aspects of nuclear medicine in radiology, whose key objectives have been identified as:Encourage and engage in advocacy activities for nuclear medicine in radiology practiceDiscuss key issues in nuclear medicine so RANZCR and the Faculty of Clinical Radiology are kept updated with significant national and international policies and practices that are influential to radiology patients in Australia and New ZealandAdvance professional expertise in nuclear medicine in radiology in Australia and New ZealandFoster inter-disciplinary relationships with key professional bodies in nuclear medicine in Australia and New Zealand.SpecialtyClinical RadiologyEligibilityThis opportunity is open to RANZCR members in Australia and New Zealand.CommitmentMeetings via videoconference as needed (currently scheduled for two per annum) with either an in person or hybrid/online meeting at the ASM.How to applyIf you are interested in joining this special interest group, please submit your EOI to Traci James-Scott, Program Officer, Standards Units at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Musculoskeletal Group (MSK Group) OverviewRANZCR is seeking one New Zealand MSK radiologist to join the MSK Group.The Musculoskeletal Group (MSK Group) meets with ACC four times a year. The purpose of the group is to form and strengthen an effective working relationship between ACC and RANZCR and allow discussion of strategic and operational matters involving musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging.The MSK Group reports to the New Zealand Branch Committee.EligibilityThis opportunity is open to RANZCR members in New Zealand.CommitmentMeetings four times a year: Three are virtual and one is face to face.How to applyIf you are interested in joining the MSK Group, please submit your EOI to Megan Purves This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Members, Interventional Radiology Committee OverviewExpressions of interest are being called for clinical radiology Fellows to join the Interventional Radiology Committee (IRC).The IRC is a standing committee that provides the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council with advice and information on educational, professional and practice issues for all aspects of interventional radiology (IR) and interventional neuroradiology (INR). The Committee assists in the promotion of IR and INR as radiological specialties and ensures that clinical radiologists are supported to provide best-practice interventional care to patients delivered in an evidence-based, quality and sustainable way. Please see the Terms of Reference for further information. Eligibility criteriaWe are seeking the following RANZCR members to join the committee:One clinical radiologist who routinely performs basic interventional procedures (formerly Tier A)One New Zealand clinical radiologist who routinely performs interventional neuroradiology procedures (co-opted position).CommitmentOne face-to-face meeting and currently up to eight videoconferences per year, along with out of hours work reviewing documents, providing expert advice and other projects. This is a three-year term.How to applyPlease complete and return the FCR expression of interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..For further information please contact the IRC Secretariat, Vanessa Banda at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..Applications will close once positions are filled. Training and Exams Members, OSCER Examination Review Panel OverviewThe CROERP, a panel of the Clinical Radiology Education Advisory Committee (CREAC), is responsible for setting, reviewing and development of the Phase 2 Clinical Radiology OSCER examination.Members are expected to participate actively and be prepared to attend additional workshops or training in the areas of examination standard setting, blueprinting, question development and examination development.There are currently three positions available in the below body systems:AbdominalMusculoskeletal Thoracic/CardiovascularNeuroradiologyCommitmentTypically, two (2) face-to-face meetings and two (2) online meetings per year, attendance at the OSCER examinations (held twice per year) and additional time required for development of exam content and marking.Eligibility CriteriaEssential attributesFellow or Life member of the Faculty of Clinical Radiology at least five years post-FRANZCRCurrently a practicing specialist/sub-specialist in their fieldActively involved in teaching and training of clinical radiology registrarsMust have clinical radiology OSCER experienceAvailable for travel for face to face meetingsKnowledge of curriculum and assessment processesAn active participant in their College’s CPD program and meetings or exceeds minimal requirements.Desirable attributesInterest and/or expertise in examination mattersActively involved in teaching of training of radiologistsUnderstanding of the medical, education, operational, regulatory and political environment in which the College operatesA skills evaluator and good communicator.How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 200-word statement outlining your interest in the panel and credentials for the position, along with your professional CV to the Clinical Radiology Chief Censor, c/o Ellen Dunphy at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.For more information, please review the Position Description.Applications close 4 August 2024. Related Documents RANZCR Faculty of Clinical Radiology Expression of Interest Expression of Interest Form for the Faculty of Clinical Radiology. Download PDF - 228.6KB Faculty of Radiation Oncology Expression of Interest Form Expression of Interest Form for the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Download PDF - 208.9KB Expert Witness Member Registration Form Registration form for members wishing to be included in RANZCR's Expert... Download PDF - 171.2KB RANZCR Expert Witness Guidelines The Guidelines for RANZCR Fellows who act as Expert Witnesses. Download PDF - 253.6KB
Overview
The Culture of Medicine Joint Faculty Working Group includes representation from:
The objective of the Working Group is to:
The term of membership is one (1) year with an option to renew.
The Chair is to be appointed by the Professional Practice Committees (FRO and FCR).
Time Commitment
Minimum of four (4) meetings per annum. Video conference meetings are encouraged.
How to apply
Please submit your curriculum vitae and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest and fit for the position to Shannon McConnell, Program Officer, Standards at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Applications close 5 pm on 26 August 2024.
IMG Assessors Are you interested in becoming a College assessor of International Medical Graduates (IMGs)?Expressions of interest are being formally called from College Fellows who have held FRANZCR for more than five (5) years to become International Medical Graduate (IMG) Assessors. IMG Assessors are responsible for the assessments of IMGs (clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists) wishing to work in Australia or New Zealand. Expressions of interest are being formally called from College Fellows who have held FRANZCR for more than five (5) years to become International Medical Graduate (IMG) Assessors. IMG Assessors are responsible for the assessments of IMGs (clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists) wishing to work in Australia or New Zealand.RANZCR is accredited by the Australian Medical Council to conduct assessments of International Medical Graduates (IMGs) on behalf of the Medical Board of Australia (MBA) for the specialties of clinical radiology and radiation oncology. In Australia, assessments are undertaken for suitability to work in Area of Need positions and for specialist recognition, which leads to the awarding of FRANZCR.In New Zealand, the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) is the regulatory authority for granting medical registration based on the advice of our College IMG assessors.CommitmentAssessment blocks may be half day (approximately three hours) or full day, with assessments held either:Via videoconference orIn the Sydney office for Australian related assessments.In the Wellington office for New Zealand related assessments. The candidates attend via video conference.The EOI should be accompanied by an executive CV and a personal statement of no more than 150 words outlining your interest and appropriateness for the role.For more information, please see the position description and refer to the IMG section of the College website, here.Enquiries should be directed to Melanie Daniels, Senior Project Officer (IMG) on 02 9268 9759 or Casey Tuminello, Project Officer (IMG) on 02 9268 9743 or via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Please apply as soon as possible via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Executive Committee (MATEC) RANZCR is seeking expressions of interest from Māori, Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islanders members and trainees to join RANZCR’s Māori, Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islander Executive Committee (MATEC). The MATEC is a high-level bi-national committee reporting to the Faculties of Clinical Radiology and Radiation Oncology Councils jointly. Its goal is to support the professions of clinical radiology and radiation oncology in delivering more equitable health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and Māori people. This objective is achieved by maintaining a clear governance and accountability framework, underpinned by justice and fairness in line with the Māori, Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islander Action Plan, with expert Indigenous voices at its core. MATEC facilitates RANZCR members in providing culturally competent and safe practice. It emphasises the importance of making an effective and long-term difference to Indigenous health outcomes. Additionally, the committee aims to grow and support the Indigenous clinical radiology and radiation oncology workforce, while ensuring compliance with the Australian Medical Council’s (AMC) and Medical Council of New Zealand’s (MCNZ) accreditation standards. CommitmentMATEC meets two-three times per year (either via video conference or face-to-face).Additional time is required for policy development and contributing to MATEC projects.How to apply Please send your expression of interest and bio to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. If you have any questions or would like a copy of the terms of reference, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 2026 RANZCR ASM Convenors - Christchurch, New Zealand OverviewThe 2026 ASM will be hosted in Christchurch, New Zealand. We are currently seeking members to convene the meetings in clinical radiology, interventional radiology, interventional neuroradiology and radiation oncology. Commitment Being a convenor involves attending a monthly meeting in the year leading up to the conference, drafting the programme and finding speakers and session chairs. Eligibility To be eligible for the local organising committee you will have attended a RANZCR ASM in the past, be working in Christchurch, New Zealand and be a current member of RANZCR. You will have the services of a professional conference organiser (PCO) who has worked with the College for many years and the College’s Events Team. How to apply To indicate interest, or if you have any questions, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. JMIRO Reviewer The College invites Fellows and Trainees to become peer reviewers for submissions to the Journal of Medical Imaging of Radiation Oncology (JMIRO).Peer review is designed to assess the validity, quality and often the originality of articles for publication. It is the foundation for safeguarding the quality and integrity of scientific research.The opportunity to review submissions to JMIRO will provide an excellent insight into research in medical imaging and radiation oncology and it will allow you to develop your research skills and knowledge. Becoming a peer reviewer allows you to see research before it is published, and the experience will enhance your CV. You will be supported by an experienced team of Associate Editors, who will assess and provide feedback on your reviews.How to applyHow to become a trainee reviewer:Complete the following free online course to guide you through the essentials of peer review: Becoming a Peer Reviewer.Email your certificate of course completion to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Someone from the College will contact you to confirm receipt and whether or not you have fulfilled the requirements. If you have fulfilled the requirements, Wiley will contact you with all the information you need to start reviewing.JMIRO’s publisher, Wiley, also have a variety of resources and information regarding peer review.For further information, or if you have any queries, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Climate Change and Health Multi-College Advisory Committee Overview Expressions of interest are invited from RANZCR Fellows to join the Climate Change and Health Multi-College Advisory Committee, which has been established and is led by the RACP. The purpose of the Climate Change and Health Multi-College Advisory Committee is to provide a forum for engagement and collaboration of medical colleges on climate change and health policy and advocacy. It will inform the development of sector-wide approaches to climate change and health policy and advocacy positions, strategies and activities. The vacancy is for ONE Fellow Representative. Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Fellow Representatives are encouraged to apply. Please review the committee terms of reference prior to applying.Eligibility criteria The FRANZCR Representatives will:Have expertise in climate change and health, which may include knowledge, skills and experience in public and private practice, healthcare system reform, epidemiology, health economics, planetary health, and climate risk analysis and adaptationBe available to attend video/teleconference meetings and be able to review documents via email as requiredHave connections and networks with their college committees and membership and a willingness to engage in advocacy initiatives. Commitment The Advisory Committee will hold no more than 12 video/teleconference meetings per calendar year. The Advisory Committee’s work will take place online including via email, phone, video/teleconference and other communication and document sharing services.How to apply An Expression of Interest form (EOI) should be accompanied by your CV and a short statement (no more than 250 words) outlining your interest and appropriateness for the committee. Enquiries and applications should be directed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications will close when the position has been filled. Radiation Oncology Member, FRO Quality Improvement Committee - NZ rep OverviewWe are seeking Fellows to join the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Quality Improvement Committee (QIC). This is an exciting opportunity for NZ members who are interested in promoting a quality-centred approach of the Faculty by providing strategic and policy advice and conceptual models to ensure ongoing improvement in patient care. There is currently one NZ position available for 3- year terms.The objectives of the QIC are to:regularly workshop and review matters of quality and best practice (bi-national and international) and advise the Faculty of issues arising;develop advice for the Faculty on strategic directions, priorities and mechanisms in the area of quality to ensure that Radiation Oncology stays at the forefront of best-practice world-wide;development of policy frameworks, advice and/ or recommendations on issues of quality and standards including but not limited to:issues of importance for the Faculty Councilissues raised by the Faculty Deanissues of importance to the Radiation Oncology Allianceissues of importance to patients and carers.Please view the Terms of Reference for further informationEligibilityRadiation Oncology Fellows.CommitmentFour meetings (3 telco, one face-to-face a year) for a 3-year term.How to applyIf you are interested in being involved, please feel free to discuss with the QIC Secretariat May Lalehzari , Project Officer, Standards.Please send a CV and complete the expression of interest form with short statement (no more than 300 words) outlining the reasons you’d like to be involved and the skills you might bring to the working group to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 24 June 2024.All applications will be reviewed by the QIC at their next meeting on 16 August 2024 and the final candidates will be ratified by Faculty Council on the 23 August 2024. Chief of Professional Practice The Chief of Professional Practice is responsible for providing guidance and oversight of the development, implementation and review of post-fellowship education, standards and enhancement of professional development including recognition and certification of subspecialty programs within the Faculty discipline.The Chief of Professional Practice is the Lead Clinician for the AMC and MCNZ Accreditation of the College as a CPD Home and works closely with the Chief of Professional Practice for Clinical Radiology where the work of the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Professional Practice Committee (FRO PPC) and the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Professional Practice Committee (FCR PPC) overlap.The Chief of Professional Practice is also responsible for the development, implementation and/or review of processes for accreditation of courses to support the ongoing learning and professional development of Members, CPD Participants and Associates.The Chief of Professional Practice works and liaises with the College’s Special Interest Groups.The Chief of Professional Practice will sit on the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council and Chair the FRO PPC. The Chief of Professional Practice will undertake the role of representing the Dean and the Faculty as requested by the Dean.The term of the Chief of Professional Practice is three (3) years.Time Commitment To be available one day per fortnight for consultation with college staff regarding ongoing and emerging matters for the PPC. Attendance at all FRO PPC meetings Attendance at all FCR PPC meetings Attendance at all Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council meetings Attendance at the Annual Scientific Meeting. Flexibility will be provided for online attendance where possible.Important Attributes The FRO By-Laws allow any Fellow or Life Member of the FRO to be appointed as Chief of Professional Practice. This is subject to a decision regarding the appointment by the Faculty Council. The Chief of Professional Practice must be at least 5 years post-FRANZCR.Desirable attributes to facilitate fulfilment of the role include but are not limited to: Available to travel overseas and interstate, when required.Experience in College activities such as previous committee member or a previous committee chair.Experience in other similar environments.Academic skills with experience in adult education and learning.Evaluation and analytical skills and ability to communicate well.Strong understanding of the medical, educational, operational, regulatory and political environments in which the College operates.Highly developed leadership skills across a broad range of relationships including staff, Fellows and external stakeholders.Experience in public speaking, senior representation and high-level negotiation skills. How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV. The EOI will close on Thursday 6 June 2024 at 12 pm (AEST). Enquiries and applications should be directed to Shannon McConnell, Program Officer, Professional Standards, via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Nominees will be required to provide a presentation at the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council at its 14 June 2024 meeting in support of their suitability for the position. For more information, please view the Position Description. The College is an inclusive organisation, and we greatly value the benefit that diversity brings to us. We respect and honour our team, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, disability, or sexual orientation. New Zealand Members, Targeting Cancer Reference Panel Expressions of Interest are being called for the Targeting Cancer Reference Panel. Radiation Oncology’s Targeting Cancer is the Faculty’s flagship campaign to raise awareness among the cancer community and health professionals that radiation therapy is an effective, safe and sophisticated treatment for cancer.The Targeting Cancer Reference Panel has been formed to assist and implement projects and activities relating to the Targeting Cancer campaign.We are looking for New Zealand members who have innovative ideas and are keen to continue this valuable work.The objectives of the Targeting Cancer Reference Panel include:To assist in promoting, the practice of radiation oncology and accessible and affordable patient care.To allow consideration of a variety of perspectives– including (but not limited to) consumers, radiation oncologists, radiation oncology trainees (at various levels), radiation therapists, radiation oncology medical physicists, radiation oncology nurses, College staff and industry representatives.To act as a channel for the Targeting Cancer campaign to collaborate with members and non-members.To support local engagement with the Targeting Cancer campaign (e.g., through general practitioner education evenings, Targeting Cancer fun runs and other activities).To provide support to the Targeting Cancer Management Committee in the review and development of resources.To support the Targeting Cancer campaign in raising awareness of the current underutilisation of radiation therapy at internal and external events (e.g. conferences, exhibitions, meetings).To support the Targeting Cancer campaign’s media (traditional and social) activities.Please view the Terms of Reference for more information.CommitmentThe Reference Panel will communicate via email on an ongoing basis, supplemented by teleconferences. Eligibility criteriaRANZCR is calling on one New Zealand Fellow or ROA representative (a member of ASMIRT, ACPSEM, CNSA) and up to two New Zealand Fellows or ROA representatives to join as members of the Reference Panel. The benefit of this group comes from collaboration between the various groups within the radiation therapy space.If you are a New Zealand Fellow or a member of the ROA member groups (ASMIRT, ACPSEM, CNSA) and have the passion and drive to contribute to the Targeting Cancer campaign, we would like to hear from you.How to applyPlease complete and return an Expression of Interest form outlining your interest in and credentials for the position along with your current CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. If you would like further information, please contact Mr Rami Elzahaby (Manager, Faculty Councils) via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications close at 5 pm AEST, 29 July 2024. Medical Treatment Overseas Program Assessors (MTOP) Expressions of interest are being sought for MTOP (Medical Treatment Overseas Program) Assessors.The Federal Government’s Medical Treatment Overseas Program (MTOP) helps approved Australians who have a life-threatening medical condition access to life-saving medical treatment overseas where treatment is not available in Australia.The College supports the Federal Government by providing medical advice when assessing applications which are funded under the MTOP Program.The Role of an MTOP Assessor is to review and assess MTOP (Medical Treatment Overseas Program) Applications as requested based on the following four criteria:The proposed overseas treatment or an effective alternative treatment are not available in Australia and won’t be available in time to benefit the patient.The overseas treatment will either significantly extend the patient’s life or potentially cure the condition.The overseas treatment has a real prospect of being successful.The Australian medical profession accepts the overseas treatment as a standard form of treatment for the patient’s condition.Eligibility This opportunity is open to radiation oncology Fellows with the following attributes:Knowledge/familiarity of Particle TherapyKnowledge of the pathologies that could be assessed which include but are not limited to:Skull ChordomaChondrosarcomaCraniopharyngiomaPaediatric Radiation OncologyThe ability to assess the comparative efficacy of Proton Therapy to the treatments currently available in Australia.Commitment MTOP applications are received periodically, there is no set timing.On receiving an MTOP application, the MTOP assessor is required to provide their assessment to the College within one week.Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications will be submitted to Particle Therapy Working Group for consideration. For more information, please contact Fotini Kekembanos, Program Officer, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Rami Elzahaby, Manager, Faculties, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Clinical Radiology Members, Clinical Radiology Curriculum and Assessment Committee OverviewExpressions of interest are being called for Clinical Radiology Fellows with interest and experience in medical education, assessment, and curriculum management to join the Clinical Radiology Curriculum Assessment Committee (CRCAC).There are two vacant positions available on the CRCAC:Two member positions commencing 1 January 2025 and concluding 31 December 2027The CRCAC is an advisory committee reporting to the Clinical Radiology Education and Training Committee (CRETC) and is responsible for the development and maintenance of the Clinical Radiology Training Program curriculum (Learning Outcomes), development and monitoring of clinical radiology work-based assessments and ensuring the clinical radiology curriculum assessments measure progress against the Learning Outcomes.For further information, please view the committee Terms of Reference and Member Position Description. Eligibility criteriaThis opportunity is open to all clinical radiology Fellows with an interest and/or experience in medical education, assessment, and curriculum management.CommitmentThe committee generally meets four times per year online with one face-to-face meeting and additional work as required for specific projects. How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..Applications must be submitted by 4 pm AEST 12 August 2024. Nominations will be considered by the CRETC.For more information, please contact Autumn Saunders, Program Officer, Curriculum Development via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Deputy Chief Accreditation Officer - Clinical Radiology OverviewExpressions of interest are being called for Fellow members with interest and experience in the processes and practices pertaining to the accreditation of training sites, networks and Area of Need in Clinical Radiology.The position of Deputy Chief Accreditation Officer is responsible for assisting the Chief Accreditation Officer in overseeing all accreditation activities and acting as a proxy if delegated by the Chief Accreditation Officer.CommitmentAttendance at accreditation visits or delegation of duties to other accreditation panel members as appropriate; to be available for consultation with College staff regarding administration activities and attendance at Clinical Radiology Training Accreditation Committee (CRTAC) meetings.Eligibility criteriaClinical Radiology FellowsHow to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Applications close 31 July 2024.For more information, please review the Position Description, please direct questions to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Are you interested in becoming a College assessor of International Medical Graduates (IMGs)?
Expressions of interest are being formally called from College Fellows who have held FRANZCR for more than five (5) years to become International Medical Graduate (IMG) Assessors. IMG Assessors are responsible for the assessments of IMGs (clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists) wishing to work in Australia or New Zealand. Expressions of interest are being formally called from College Fellows who have held FRANZCR for more than five (5) years to become International Medical Graduate (IMG) Assessors. IMG Assessors are responsible for the assessments of IMGs (clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists) wishing to work in Australia or New Zealand.
RANZCR is accredited by the Australian Medical Council to conduct assessments of International Medical Graduates (IMGs) on behalf of the Medical Board of Australia (MBA) for the specialties of clinical radiology and radiation oncology. In Australia, assessments are undertaken for suitability to work in Area of Need positions and for specialist recognition, which leads to the awarding of FRANZCR.
In New Zealand, the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) is the regulatory authority for granting medical registration based on the advice of our College IMG assessors.
Commitment
Assessment blocks may be half day (approximately three hours) or full day, with assessments held either:
The EOI should be accompanied by an executive CV and a personal statement of no more than 150 words outlining your interest and appropriateness for the role.
For more information, please see the position description and refer to the IMG section of the College website, here.
Enquiries should be directed to Melanie Daniels, Senior Project Officer (IMG) on 02 9268 9759 or Casey Tuminello, Project Officer (IMG) on 02 9268 9743 or via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Please apply as soon as possible via email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Executive Committee (MATEC) RANZCR is seeking expressions of interest from Māori, Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islanders members and trainees to join RANZCR’s Māori, Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islander Executive Committee (MATEC). The MATEC is a high-level bi-national committee reporting to the Faculties of Clinical Radiology and Radiation Oncology Councils jointly. Its goal is to support the professions of clinical radiology and radiation oncology in delivering more equitable health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and Māori people. This objective is achieved by maintaining a clear governance and accountability framework, underpinned by justice and fairness in line with the Māori, Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islander Action Plan, with expert Indigenous voices at its core. MATEC facilitates RANZCR members in providing culturally competent and safe practice. It emphasises the importance of making an effective and long-term difference to Indigenous health outcomes. Additionally, the committee aims to grow and support the Indigenous clinical radiology and radiation oncology workforce, while ensuring compliance with the Australian Medical Council’s (AMC) and Medical Council of New Zealand’s (MCNZ) accreditation standards. CommitmentMATEC meets two-three times per year (either via video conference or face-to-face).Additional time is required for policy development and contributing to MATEC projects.How to apply Please send your expression of interest and bio to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. If you have any questions or would like a copy of the terms of reference, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 2026 RANZCR ASM Convenors - Christchurch, New Zealand OverviewThe 2026 ASM will be hosted in Christchurch, New Zealand. We are currently seeking members to convene the meetings in clinical radiology, interventional radiology, interventional neuroradiology and radiation oncology. Commitment Being a convenor involves attending a monthly meeting in the year leading up to the conference, drafting the programme and finding speakers and session chairs. Eligibility To be eligible for the local organising committee you will have attended a RANZCR ASM in the past, be working in Christchurch, New Zealand and be a current member of RANZCR. You will have the services of a professional conference organiser (PCO) who has worked with the College for many years and the College’s Events Team. How to apply To indicate interest, or if you have any questions, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. JMIRO Reviewer The College invites Fellows and Trainees to become peer reviewers for submissions to the Journal of Medical Imaging of Radiation Oncology (JMIRO).Peer review is designed to assess the validity, quality and often the originality of articles for publication. It is the foundation for safeguarding the quality and integrity of scientific research.The opportunity to review submissions to JMIRO will provide an excellent insight into research in medical imaging and radiation oncology and it will allow you to develop your research skills and knowledge. Becoming a peer reviewer allows you to see research before it is published, and the experience will enhance your CV. You will be supported by an experienced team of Associate Editors, who will assess and provide feedback on your reviews.How to applyHow to become a trainee reviewer:Complete the following free online course to guide you through the essentials of peer review: Becoming a Peer Reviewer.Email your certificate of course completion to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Someone from the College will contact you to confirm receipt and whether or not you have fulfilled the requirements. If you have fulfilled the requirements, Wiley will contact you with all the information you need to start reviewing.JMIRO’s publisher, Wiley, also have a variety of resources and information regarding peer review.For further information, or if you have any queries, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Climate Change and Health Multi-College Advisory Committee Overview Expressions of interest are invited from RANZCR Fellows to join the Climate Change and Health Multi-College Advisory Committee, which has been established and is led by the RACP. The purpose of the Climate Change and Health Multi-College Advisory Committee is to provide a forum for engagement and collaboration of medical colleges on climate change and health policy and advocacy. It will inform the development of sector-wide approaches to climate change and health policy and advocacy positions, strategies and activities. The vacancy is for ONE Fellow Representative. Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Fellow Representatives are encouraged to apply. Please review the committee terms of reference prior to applying.Eligibility criteria The FRANZCR Representatives will:Have expertise in climate change and health, which may include knowledge, skills and experience in public and private practice, healthcare system reform, epidemiology, health economics, planetary health, and climate risk analysis and adaptationBe available to attend video/teleconference meetings and be able to review documents via email as requiredHave connections and networks with their college committees and membership and a willingness to engage in advocacy initiatives. Commitment The Advisory Committee will hold no more than 12 video/teleconference meetings per calendar year. The Advisory Committee’s work will take place online including via email, phone, video/teleconference and other communication and document sharing services.How to apply An Expression of Interest form (EOI) should be accompanied by your CV and a short statement (no more than 250 words) outlining your interest and appropriateness for the committee. Enquiries and applications should be directed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications will close when the position has been filled. Radiation Oncology Member, FRO Quality Improvement Committee - NZ rep OverviewWe are seeking Fellows to join the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Quality Improvement Committee (QIC). This is an exciting opportunity for NZ members who are interested in promoting a quality-centred approach of the Faculty by providing strategic and policy advice and conceptual models to ensure ongoing improvement in patient care. There is currently one NZ position available for 3- year terms.The objectives of the QIC are to:regularly workshop and review matters of quality and best practice (bi-national and international) and advise the Faculty of issues arising;develop advice for the Faculty on strategic directions, priorities and mechanisms in the area of quality to ensure that Radiation Oncology stays at the forefront of best-practice world-wide;development of policy frameworks, advice and/ or recommendations on issues of quality and standards including but not limited to:issues of importance for the Faculty Councilissues raised by the Faculty Deanissues of importance to the Radiation Oncology Allianceissues of importance to patients and carers.Please view the Terms of Reference for further informationEligibilityRadiation Oncology Fellows.CommitmentFour meetings (3 telco, one face-to-face a year) for a 3-year term.How to applyIf you are interested in being involved, please feel free to discuss with the QIC Secretariat May Lalehzari , Project Officer, Standards.Please send a CV and complete the expression of interest form with short statement (no more than 300 words) outlining the reasons you’d like to be involved and the skills you might bring to the working group to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 24 June 2024.All applications will be reviewed by the QIC at their next meeting on 16 August 2024 and the final candidates will be ratified by Faculty Council on the 23 August 2024. Chief of Professional Practice The Chief of Professional Practice is responsible for providing guidance and oversight of the development, implementation and review of post-fellowship education, standards and enhancement of professional development including recognition and certification of subspecialty programs within the Faculty discipline.The Chief of Professional Practice is the Lead Clinician for the AMC and MCNZ Accreditation of the College as a CPD Home and works closely with the Chief of Professional Practice for Clinical Radiology where the work of the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Professional Practice Committee (FRO PPC) and the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Professional Practice Committee (FCR PPC) overlap.The Chief of Professional Practice is also responsible for the development, implementation and/or review of processes for accreditation of courses to support the ongoing learning and professional development of Members, CPD Participants and Associates.The Chief of Professional Practice works and liaises with the College’s Special Interest Groups.The Chief of Professional Practice will sit on the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council and Chair the FRO PPC. The Chief of Professional Practice will undertake the role of representing the Dean and the Faculty as requested by the Dean.The term of the Chief of Professional Practice is three (3) years.Time Commitment To be available one day per fortnight for consultation with college staff regarding ongoing and emerging matters for the PPC. Attendance at all FRO PPC meetings Attendance at all FCR PPC meetings Attendance at all Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council meetings Attendance at the Annual Scientific Meeting. Flexibility will be provided for online attendance where possible.Important Attributes The FRO By-Laws allow any Fellow or Life Member of the FRO to be appointed as Chief of Professional Practice. This is subject to a decision regarding the appointment by the Faculty Council. The Chief of Professional Practice must be at least 5 years post-FRANZCR.Desirable attributes to facilitate fulfilment of the role include but are not limited to: Available to travel overseas and interstate, when required.Experience in College activities such as previous committee member or a previous committee chair.Experience in other similar environments.Academic skills with experience in adult education and learning.Evaluation and analytical skills and ability to communicate well.Strong understanding of the medical, educational, operational, regulatory and political environments in which the College operates.Highly developed leadership skills across a broad range of relationships including staff, Fellows and external stakeholders.Experience in public speaking, senior representation and high-level negotiation skills. How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV. The EOI will close on Thursday 6 June 2024 at 12 pm (AEST). Enquiries and applications should be directed to Shannon McConnell, Program Officer, Professional Standards, via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Nominees will be required to provide a presentation at the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council at its 14 June 2024 meeting in support of their suitability for the position. For more information, please view the Position Description. The College is an inclusive organisation, and we greatly value the benefit that diversity brings to us. We respect and honour our team, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, disability, or sexual orientation. New Zealand Members, Targeting Cancer Reference Panel Expressions of Interest are being called for the Targeting Cancer Reference Panel. Radiation Oncology’s Targeting Cancer is the Faculty’s flagship campaign to raise awareness among the cancer community and health professionals that radiation therapy is an effective, safe and sophisticated treatment for cancer.The Targeting Cancer Reference Panel has been formed to assist and implement projects and activities relating to the Targeting Cancer campaign.We are looking for New Zealand members who have innovative ideas and are keen to continue this valuable work.The objectives of the Targeting Cancer Reference Panel include:To assist in promoting, the practice of radiation oncology and accessible and affordable patient care.To allow consideration of a variety of perspectives– including (but not limited to) consumers, radiation oncologists, radiation oncology trainees (at various levels), radiation therapists, radiation oncology medical physicists, radiation oncology nurses, College staff and industry representatives.To act as a channel for the Targeting Cancer campaign to collaborate with members and non-members.To support local engagement with the Targeting Cancer campaign (e.g., through general practitioner education evenings, Targeting Cancer fun runs and other activities).To provide support to the Targeting Cancer Management Committee in the review and development of resources.To support the Targeting Cancer campaign in raising awareness of the current underutilisation of radiation therapy at internal and external events (e.g. conferences, exhibitions, meetings).To support the Targeting Cancer campaign’s media (traditional and social) activities.Please view the Terms of Reference for more information.CommitmentThe Reference Panel will communicate via email on an ongoing basis, supplemented by teleconferences. Eligibility criteriaRANZCR is calling on one New Zealand Fellow or ROA representative (a member of ASMIRT, ACPSEM, CNSA) and up to two New Zealand Fellows or ROA representatives to join as members of the Reference Panel. The benefit of this group comes from collaboration between the various groups within the radiation therapy space.If you are a New Zealand Fellow or a member of the ROA member groups (ASMIRT, ACPSEM, CNSA) and have the passion and drive to contribute to the Targeting Cancer campaign, we would like to hear from you.How to applyPlease complete and return an Expression of Interest form outlining your interest in and credentials for the position along with your current CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. If you would like further information, please contact Mr Rami Elzahaby (Manager, Faculty Councils) via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications close at 5 pm AEST, 29 July 2024. Medical Treatment Overseas Program Assessors (MTOP) Expressions of interest are being sought for MTOP (Medical Treatment Overseas Program) Assessors.The Federal Government’s Medical Treatment Overseas Program (MTOP) helps approved Australians who have a life-threatening medical condition access to life-saving medical treatment overseas where treatment is not available in Australia.The College supports the Federal Government by providing medical advice when assessing applications which are funded under the MTOP Program.The Role of an MTOP Assessor is to review and assess MTOP (Medical Treatment Overseas Program) Applications as requested based on the following four criteria:The proposed overseas treatment or an effective alternative treatment are not available in Australia and won’t be available in time to benefit the patient.The overseas treatment will either significantly extend the patient’s life or potentially cure the condition.The overseas treatment has a real prospect of being successful.The Australian medical profession accepts the overseas treatment as a standard form of treatment for the patient’s condition.Eligibility This opportunity is open to radiation oncology Fellows with the following attributes:Knowledge/familiarity of Particle TherapyKnowledge of the pathologies that could be assessed which include but are not limited to:Skull ChordomaChondrosarcomaCraniopharyngiomaPaediatric Radiation OncologyThe ability to assess the comparative efficacy of Proton Therapy to the treatments currently available in Australia.Commitment MTOP applications are received periodically, there is no set timing.On receiving an MTOP application, the MTOP assessor is required to provide their assessment to the College within one week.Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications will be submitted to Particle Therapy Working Group for consideration. For more information, please contact Fotini Kekembanos, Program Officer, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Rami Elzahaby, Manager, Faculties, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
The 2026 ASM will be hosted in Christchurch, New Zealand. We are currently seeking members to convene the meetings in clinical radiology, interventional radiology, interventional neuroradiology and radiation oncology.
Being a convenor involves attending a monthly meeting in the year leading up to the conference, drafting the programme and finding speakers and session chairs.
Eligibility
To be eligible for the local organising committee you will have attended a RANZCR ASM in the past, be working in Christchurch, New Zealand and be a current member of RANZCR. You will have the services of a professional conference organiser (PCO) who has worked with the College for many years and the College’s Events Team.
To indicate interest, or if you have any questions, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The College invites Fellows and Trainees to become peer reviewers for submissions to the Journal of Medical Imaging of Radiation Oncology (JMIRO).
Peer review is designed to assess the validity, quality and often the originality of articles for publication. It is the foundation for safeguarding the quality and integrity of scientific research.
The opportunity to review submissions to JMIRO will provide an excellent insight into research in medical imaging and radiation oncology and it will allow you to develop your research skills and knowledge. Becoming a peer reviewer allows you to see research before it is published, and the experience will enhance your CV.
You will be supported by an experienced team of Associate Editors, who will assess and provide feedback on your reviews.
How to become a trainee reviewer:
JMIRO’s publisher, Wiley, also have a variety of resources and information regarding peer review.
For further information, or if you have any queries, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Expressions of interest are invited from RANZCR Fellows to join the Climate Change and Health Multi-College Advisory Committee, which has been established and is led by the RACP.
The purpose of the Climate Change and Health Multi-College Advisory Committee is to provide a forum for engagement and collaboration of medical colleges on climate change and health policy and advocacy. It will inform the development of sector-wide approaches to climate change and health policy and advocacy positions, strategies and activities.
The vacancy is for ONE Fellow Representative. Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Fellow Representatives are encouraged to apply.
Please review the committee terms of reference prior to applying.
Eligibility criteria
The FRANZCR Representatives will:
The Advisory Committee will hold no more than 12 video/teleconference meetings per calendar year. The Advisory Committee’s work will take place online including via email, phone, video/teleconference and other communication and document sharing services.
An Expression of Interest form (EOI) should be accompanied by your CV and a short statement (no more than 250 words) outlining your interest and appropriateness for the committee. Enquiries and applications should be directed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications will close when the position has been filled.
We are seeking Fellows to join the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Quality Improvement Committee (QIC). This is an exciting opportunity for NZ members who are interested in promoting a quality-centred approach of the Faculty by providing strategic and policy advice and conceptual models to ensure ongoing improvement in patient care. There is currently one NZ position available for 3- year terms.
The objectives of the QIC are to:
Please view the Terms of Reference for further information
Radiation Oncology Fellows.
Four meetings (3 telco, one face-to-face a year) for a 3-year term.
If you are interested in being involved, please feel free to discuss with the QIC Secretariat May Lalehzari , Project Officer, Standards.
Please send a CV and complete the expression of interest form with short statement (no more than 300 words) outlining the reasons you’d like to be involved and the skills you might bring to the working group to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 24 June 2024.
All applications will be reviewed by the QIC at their next meeting on 16 August 2024 and the final candidates will be ratified by Faculty Council on the 23 August 2024.
The Chief of Professional Practice is responsible for providing guidance and oversight of the development, implementation and review of post-fellowship education, standards and enhancement of professional development including recognition and certification of subspecialty programs within the Faculty discipline.
The Chief of Professional Practice is the Lead Clinician for the AMC and MCNZ Accreditation of the College as a CPD Home and works closely with the Chief of Professional Practice for Clinical Radiology where the work of the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Professional Practice Committee (FRO PPC) and the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Professional Practice Committee (FCR PPC) overlap.
The Chief of Professional Practice is also responsible for the development, implementation and/or review of processes for accreditation of courses to support the ongoing learning and professional development of Members, CPD Participants and Associates.
The Chief of Professional Practice works and liaises with the College’s Special Interest Groups.
The Chief of Professional Practice will sit on the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council and Chair the FRO PPC. The Chief of Professional Practice will undertake the role of representing the Dean and the Faculty as requested by the Dean.
The term of the Chief of Professional Practice is three (3) years.
To be available one day per fortnight for consultation with college staff regarding ongoing and emerging matters for the PPC.
Flexibility will be provided for online attendance where possible.
Important Attributes
The FRO By-Laws allow any Fellow or Life Member of the FRO to be appointed as Chief of Professional Practice. This is subject to a decision regarding the appointment by the Faculty Council. The Chief of Professional Practice must be at least 5 years post-FRANZCR.
Desirable attributes to facilitate fulfilment of the role include but are not limited to:
Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV.
The EOI will close on Thursday 6 June 2024 at 12 pm (AEST). Enquiries and applications should be directed to Shannon McConnell, Program Officer, Professional Standards, via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Nominees will be required to provide a presentation at the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Council at its 14 June 2024 meeting in support of their suitability for the position.
For more information, please view the Position Description.
The College is an inclusive organisation, and we greatly value the benefit that diversity brings to us. We respect and honour our team, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, religion, age, disability, or sexual orientation.
Expressions of Interest are being called for the Targeting Cancer Reference Panel. Radiation Oncology’s Targeting Cancer is the Faculty’s flagship campaign to raise awareness among the cancer community and health professionals that radiation therapy is an effective, safe and sophisticated treatment for cancer.
The Targeting Cancer Reference Panel has been formed to assist and implement projects and activities relating to the Targeting Cancer campaign.
We are looking for New Zealand members who have innovative ideas and are keen to continue this valuable work.
The objectives of the Targeting Cancer Reference Panel include:
Please view the Terms of Reference for more information.
The Reference Panel will communicate via email on an ongoing basis, supplemented by teleconferences.
RANZCR is calling on one New Zealand Fellow or ROA representative (a member of ASMIRT, ACPSEM, CNSA) and up to two New Zealand Fellows or ROA representatives to join as members of the Reference Panel. The benefit of this group comes from collaboration between the various groups within the radiation therapy space.
If you are a New Zealand Fellow or a member of the ROA member groups (ASMIRT, ACPSEM, CNSA) and have the passion and drive to contribute to the Targeting Cancer campaign, we would like to hear from you.
Please complete and return an Expression of Interest form outlining your interest in and credentials for the position along with your current CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. If you would like further information, please contact Mr Rami Elzahaby (Manager, Faculty Councils) via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications close at 5 pm AEST, 29 July 2024.
Expressions of interest are being sought for MTOP (Medical Treatment Overseas Program) Assessors.
The Federal Government’s Medical Treatment Overseas Program (MTOP) helps approved Australians who have a life-threatening medical condition access to life-saving medical treatment overseas where treatment is not available in Australia.
The College supports the Federal Government by providing medical advice when assessing applications which are funded under the MTOP Program.
The Role of an MTOP Assessor is to review and assess MTOP (Medical Treatment Overseas Program) Applications as requested based on the following four criteria:
This opportunity is open to radiation oncology Fellows with the following attributes:
Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Applications will be submitted to Particle Therapy Working Group for consideration.
For more information, please contact Fotini Kekembanos, Program Officer, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or Rami Elzahaby, Manager, Faculties, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Expressions of interest are being called for Clinical Radiology Fellows with interest and experience in medical education, assessment, and curriculum management to join the Clinical Radiology Curriculum Assessment Committee (CRCAC).
There are two vacant positions available on the CRCAC:
The CRCAC is an advisory committee reporting to the Clinical Radiology Education and Training Committee (CRETC) and is responsible for the development and maintenance of the Clinical Radiology Training Program curriculum (Learning Outcomes), development and monitoring of clinical radiology work-based assessments and ensuring the clinical radiology curriculum assessments measure progress against the Learning Outcomes.
For further information, please view the committee Terms of Reference and Member Position Description. Eligibility criteria
This opportunity is open to all clinical radiology Fellows with an interest and/or experience in medical education, assessment, and curriculum management.
The committee generally meets four times per year online with one face-to-face meeting and additional work as required for specific projects. How to apply
Applications must be submitted by 4 pm AEST 12 August 2024. Nominations will be considered by the CRETC.
For more information, please contact Autumn Saunders, Program Officer, Curriculum Development via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Expressions of interest are being called for Fellow members with interest and experience in the processes and practices pertaining to the accreditation of training sites, networks and Area of Need in Clinical Radiology.
The position of Deputy Chief Accreditation Officer is responsible for assisting the Chief Accreditation Officer in overseeing all accreditation activities and acting as a proxy if delegated by the Chief Accreditation Officer.
Attendance at accreditation visits or delegation of duties to other accreditation panel members as appropriate; to be available for consultation with College staff regarding administration activities and attendance at Clinical Radiology Training Accreditation Committee (CRTAC) meetings.
Clinical Radiology Fellows
Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Applications close 31 July 2024.
For more information, please review the Position Description, please direct questions to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Sustainability within medicine and radiology has become an important topic. There is a focus on our environmental footprint, given the energy consumption within radiology associated with the advance of newer technology. Awareness that energy consumption, use of contrast media in radiology and waste management adds to our impact on global warming has resulted in increased interest and publications about potential improvements.
Expressions of interest are being called for a radiologist with an interest and expertise in environment and sustainability within Clinical Radiology to be a contributing author to a multi-society paper on Environmental Sustainability. This is a collaborative initiative being led by ESR (European Society of Radiology) in collaboration with RANZCR and other international radiology societies. An academic background and capability are important characteristics of any applicant.
The primary responsibility of the participant is to contribute as a co-author of to the multi-society paper being led by ESR.
The successful applicant will be expected to:
The participant shall be a Fellow of the College with expertise in, and enthusiasm for, the publication of a peer reviewed scientific journal of high quality with a focus on environment and sustainability.
Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 250-word statement outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary of your CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Applications close 5 pm AEST 20 June 2024.
All applications will be reviewed and considered by the Board.
For more information, please contact Dr Munish Verma, GM – Members, Privacy and Partnerships by email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The Chief of Professional Practice is the Lead Clinician for the AMC and MCNZ Accreditation of the College as a CPD Home and works closely with the Chief of Professional Practice for Radiation Oncology where the work of both the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Professional Practice Committee (FCR PPC) and the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Professional Practice Committee (FRO PPC) overlap.
The Chief of Professional Practice will sit on the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council and Chair the FCR PPC. The Chief of Professional Practice will undertake the role of representing the Dean and the Faculty as requested by the Dean.
The FCR By-Laws allow any Fellow or Life Member of the FCR to be appointed as Chief of Professional Practice. This is subject to a decision regarding the appointment by the Faculty Council. The Chief of Professional Practice must be at least 5 years post-FRANZCR.
The EOI will close on Thursday 13 June 2024 at 12 pm (AEST). Enquiries and applications should be directed to Shannon McConnell, Program Officer, Professional Standards, via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Nominees will be required to provide a presentation at the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council at its 21 June 2024 meeting in support of their suitability for the position.
Members, CTC Accreditation Committee Expressions of interest are invited from clinical radiologists who have current accreditation as a CT Colonography Specialist.The aim of the CT Colonography Accreditation Committee is to formulate and review guidelines for training in CT Colonography and recognise post-fellowship training in CT Colonography undertaken by radiologists in Australia and New Zealand.The objectives below will be followed irrespective of any constraints, either real or perceived, imposed by external factors (e.g., government health funding arrangements, corporatisation of radiology practices, demographics):In consultation with ARGANZ, formulate and regularly review RANZCR requirements for practice in CT Colonography (the RANZCR CTC requirements).Formulate and regularly review a policy setting out rules for the consistent assessment by the committee of applications for recognition of training against the RANZCR CTC Requirements, which include an associated appeals process.Receive and assess applications for recognition of training in CT Colonography against the RANZCR CTC requirements according to this assessment policy.Certify applicants for the satisfactory completion of such training by radiologists in Australia and New Zealand.Maintain a register of certified CTC radiologists who have met and continue to meet any ongoing competency requirements as determined in the RANZCR CTC requirements.Identify resources required to support radiologists in achieving such training and meeting associated ongoing certification requirements, and, where approved by the College Council, develop and oversee the provision of such resources to radiologists in Australia and New Zealand.Provide advice to the Standards of Practice and Accreditation Committee and College Council as required from time to time in relation to certification of training in and the practice standards for CT Colonography.VacancyTwo radiologist committee members.CommitmentMeetings held from time to time.Content commitmentAll CTC applications are assessed by two committee members, on average a maximum of six applications per month.EligibilityCurrent member of RANZCRCurrent accreditation as a CT Colonography SpecialistMinimum registration as a CT Colonography Specialist of five years.How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a short statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with an executive summary CV (four pages maximum) to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Applications close Tuesday, 30 April 2024.
Expressions of interest are invited from clinical radiologists who have current accreditation as a CT Colonography Specialist.
The aim of the CT Colonography Accreditation Committee is to formulate and review guidelines for training in CT Colonography and recognise post-fellowship training in CT Colonography undertaken by radiologists in Australia and New Zealand.
The objectives below will be followed irrespective of any constraints, either real or perceived, imposed by external factors (e.g., government health funding arrangements, corporatisation of radiology practices, demographics):
Vacancy
Content commitment
Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a short statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with an executive summary CV (four pages maximum) to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Applications close Tuesday, 30 April 2024.
The Clinical Radiology Curriculum Assessment Committee (CRCAC) are seeking a consumer representative for a three-year term, commencing 1 January 2024 and concludes 31 December 2026.
CRCAC is an advisory committee to the Clinical Radiology Education and Training and is responsible for the development and maintenance of the Clinical Radiology Training Program Learning Outcomes. The development of teaching and learning experiences to assist clinical radiology trainees achieve the learning outcomes and work-based assessments, to measure trainee progress against the learning outcomes. To find out more about the committee's objectives please view the terms of reference.
Personal attributes:
The work of the Committee will consist of four meetings a year, a combination of face-to-face meetings in Sydney and virtual meetings. Please note that travel costs and sitting fees for this work will be covered by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists. This position is open to a consumer representative located in either Australia or New Zealand.
To apply, please submit the following via email to Autumn Saunders, Project Officer Curriculum Development via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with the following:
Please contact Autumn at the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or on +61 2 9268 9782 should you have any queries.
Trainee Members, Clinical Radiology Trainee Committee OverviewExpressions of interest are invited from Trainees to join the Clinical Radiology Trainee Committee in newly created co-opted roles to support the committee in providing a trainee perspective on key College bodies of work.The Clinical Radiology Trainee Committee is responsible for ensuring that that the trainees’ perspectives, issues and priorities are represented at all key levels within the College. Please see the Terms of Reference for further information.The Trainee Committee is currently seeking members to represent the trainees on the following committees as a casual vacancy until 31 December 2024:Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Executive Committee (MATEC) - supporting the professions to deliver more equitable health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and Māori peopleDigital Health Committee - provides advice on the design and implementation of digital health solutions for clinical radiology services in Australia and New Zealand.Safety, Quality and Standards Committee SQSC is responsible for providing advice on safety, quality, standards and associated matters relating to clinical radiologyASM Management Committee - overseeing the management of the College’s Annual Scientific Meeting. Ideally this should be a trainee from Western Australia.If you are interested in helping drive the work of the College in the above areas, please submit an EOI specifying your preferred committee/s. This is an exciting opportunity to get involved with your College and contribute to the future of the profession.CommitmentActively participate in quarterly CRTC videoconferences, as well the meetings of your nominated College Committee, act as a conduit between College committees and the CRTC.Co-opted members are non-voting members who are eligible to attend meetings via videoconference only.EligibilityClinical Radiology Trainees, who will remain trainees for the 2024 calendar year.How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form and a 300-word statement outlining your interest for your top two preferred positions, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Applications are open until the positions are filled. For more information, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications close 23 March 2024. Members, iRefer Governance Committee OverviewWe are seeking Fellows to join the iRefer (Imaging Guidelines) Governance Committee. This is an exciting opportunity for members who are interested in imaging guidelines.The aim of the iRefer (Imaging Guidelines) Governance Committee is to independently review and approve all adapted and new imaging guidelines to ensure the evidence base used is current, relevant and patient focused. They will also determine gaps in the guidelines where new guidelines may need to be developed. The Committee will also provide overview of the infrastructure to support the iRefer Imaging Guidelines.Please view the Terms of Reference for further information.CommitmentMeetings via videoconference as needed, length and frequency to be determined (currently one hour every two months). One face-to-face meeting per annum.How to applyIf you are interested in being involved, please feel free to discuss with the committee secretariat, Jessica Brown, Senior Project Officer, Digital Health.Please send an executive CV (two pages) and complete the expression of interest form with a short statement (no more than 300 words) outlining the reasons you would like to be involved and the skills you might bring to the Committee to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 11 December 2023. Members, New Zealand IMG Assessors OverviewAs per RANZCR’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) the International Medical Graduate (IMG) committee is responsible for the assessment of IMGs for equivalency to RANZCR trained clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists.Expressions of interest are invited from New Zealand Fellows in clinical radiology who have held FRANZCR for more than five (5) years to become IMG assessors as part of the NZ Vocational Education Advisory Board (VEAB). The VEAB is responsible for the assessment of IMGs to determine equivalency to RANZCR trained clinical radiologists.CommitmentCurrently assessments are conducted online, one afternoon (approximately three hours) per month.Eligibility CriteriaClinical Radiologists, at least five (5) years in a vocational scope of practice, preferably FRANZCR.How to apply An Expression of Interest form (EOI) should be accompanied by your CV and a short statement (no more than 250 words) outlining your interest and appropriateness for the committee. Enquiries and applications should be directed to Melanie Daniels via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. See the Position Description. Trainee Member, Breast Imaging Advisory Committee (BIAC) The Breast Imaging Advisory Committee (BIAC) functions as an expert advisory committee to provide advice to the Safety, Quality and Standards Committee (SQSC) and the Faculty of Clinical Radiology on emerging quality, safety and standards of practice issues related to the provision of breast imaging in Australia and New Zealand.Expressions of interest are invited from trainee members in clinical radiology with a keen interest in breast imaging. The aims of the Breast Imaging Advisory Committee (BIAC), which reports directly to the Safety, Quality and Standards Committee (SQSC), are to:Provide a forum for discussion and provision of advice to the SQSC, Faculty of Clinical Radiology, College members and external enquiries on issues relating to breast imagingWork with the SQSC to develop and regularly review the Standards of Practice for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology and associated practice guidelines, with specific regard to breast imagingIdentify and recommend mechanisms by which standards relating to breast imaging may be promoted and implemented through the College membership and the health sectorRespond strategically to College members' interest in and identification of new and emerging areas of imaging practice regarding breast imagingLiaise and provide advice on representation with other professional bodies and relevant agencies as required in relation to breast imaging.CommitmentThe commitment to this committee is for one hour’s meeting each quarter, plus reading time, with an additional hour or so each month for reviewing and commenting on professional documents and consultations. The committee member terms will be for three years, commencing on 1 January 2024.How to applyShould you wish to join BIAC, please complete and return the Expression of Interest Form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV addressed to Traci James-Scott at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Applications close at 5pm AEDT 15 December 2023. Member, IR and INR Reference Group OverviewExpressions of interest are invited from Fellows in Interventional Radiology to join the Interventional Radiology (IR) and Interventional Neuroradiology (INR) Reference Group. This is an exciting opportunity for members who are interested in contributing to policy and consultation work relating to IR and INR and supporting the work of the Interventional Radiology Committee.The Interventional Radiology and Interventional Neuroradiology Reference Group reports to the Interventional Radiology Committee (IRC), responsible for providing the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council with advice and information on educational, professional and practice issues across all aspects of IR and INR. Please see the Terms of Reference for further information.CommitmentActively participate by providing expert input via email and, when needed, meetings held via teleconference. Workload will involve reviewing documents, providing expert advice and written or verbal input on other IRC projects and consultation requests. EligibilityClinical Radiologists who routinely perform interventional radiology (advanced/formerly Tier B) procedures OR interventional neuroradiology procedures.How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form and a 300-word statement outlining credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications are open until the position is filled. For more information, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Clinical Image Reviewers - MQAP OverviewExpressions of interest are invited from Clinical Radiologists to join RANZCR’s Mammography Quality Assurance Program (MQAP) as a Clinical Image Reviewer to review submissions from sites joining and participating in the MQAP program.MQAP provides quality assurance assessment for mammography sites. Participation is open to private medical imaging practices, and medical imaging departments of public and private hospitals.EligibilityRadiologists with a subspecialty interest in mammography and who participate in the mammography component of the RANZCR CPD program.CommitmentClinical Image Reviewers will be requested to provide their availability for the year on commencing the position and subsequently on a yearly basis. They may be contacted throughout the year according to their availability to review MQAP submissions.Each MQAP review will take approximately (30 minutes) to undertake.Clinical Image Reviewers may continue working within the MQAP Program as long as their skills remain compliant with MQAP Program requirements.How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word (maximum) statement outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with your curriculum vitae addressed to Leona MacKenzie at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. For more information, please contact Leona via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Nuclear Medicine Special Interest Group (NMSIG) Overview The RANZCR Board establishes Special Interest Groups (SIGs) in areas of specific interest to the membership within clinical radiology and radiation oncology. Each SIG is a group of members who share an interest in advancing a specific area of knowledge, learning or clinical expertise, whose primary aim is to provide a platform for members to communicate and further this interest.The Nuclear Medicine Special Interest Group (NMSIG) has been newly established to provide a forum within the Faculty of Clinical Radiology for interested members to form a bi-national group of clinical radiologists.We are seeking members to join a new Nuclear Medicine Special Interest Group dealing with all aspects of nuclear medicine in radiology, whose key objectives have been identified as:Encourage and engage in advocacy activities for nuclear medicine in radiology practiceDiscuss key issues in nuclear medicine so RANZCR and the Faculty of Clinical Radiology are kept updated with significant national and international policies and practices that are influential to radiology patients in Australia and New ZealandAdvance professional expertise in nuclear medicine in radiology in Australia and New ZealandFoster inter-disciplinary relationships with key professional bodies in nuclear medicine in Australia and New Zealand.SpecialtyClinical RadiologyEligibilityThis opportunity is open to RANZCR members in Australia and New Zealand.CommitmentMeetings via videoconference as needed (currently scheduled for two per annum) with either an in person or hybrid/online meeting at the ASM.How to applyIf you are interested in joining this special interest group, please submit your EOI to Traci James-Scott, Program Officer, Standards Units at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Musculoskeletal Group (MSK Group) OverviewRANZCR is seeking one New Zealand MSK radiologist to join the MSK Group.The Musculoskeletal Group (MSK Group) meets with ACC four times a year. The purpose of the group is to form and strengthen an effective working relationship between ACC and RANZCR and allow discussion of strategic and operational matters involving musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging.The MSK Group reports to the New Zealand Branch Committee.EligibilityThis opportunity is open to RANZCR members in New Zealand.CommitmentMeetings four times a year: Three are virtual and one is face to face.How to applyIf you are interested in joining the MSK Group, please submit your EOI to Megan Purves This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Members, Interventional Radiology Committee OverviewExpressions of interest are being called for clinical radiology Fellows to join the Interventional Radiology Committee (IRC).The IRC is a standing committee that provides the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council with advice and information on educational, professional and practice issues for all aspects of interventional radiology (IR) and interventional neuroradiology (INR). The Committee assists in the promotion of IR and INR as radiological specialties and ensures that clinical radiologists are supported to provide best-practice interventional care to patients delivered in an evidence-based, quality and sustainable way. Please see the Terms of Reference for further information. Eligibility criteriaWe are seeking the following RANZCR members to join the committee:One clinical radiologist who routinely performs basic interventional procedures (formerly Tier A)One New Zealand clinical radiologist who routinely performs interventional neuroradiology procedures (co-opted position).CommitmentOne face-to-face meeting and currently up to eight videoconferences per year, along with out of hours work reviewing documents, providing expert advice and other projects. This is a three-year term.How to applyPlease complete and return the FCR expression of interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..For further information please contact the IRC Secretariat, Vanessa Banda at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..Applications will close once positions are filled. Training and Exams Members, OSCER Examination Review Panel OverviewThe CROERP, a panel of the Clinical Radiology Education Advisory Committee (CREAC), is responsible for setting, reviewing and development of the Phase 2 Clinical Radiology OSCER examination.Members are expected to participate actively and be prepared to attend additional workshops or training in the areas of examination standard setting, blueprinting, question development and examination development.There are currently three positions available in the below body systems:AbdominalMusculoskeletal Thoracic/CardiovascularNeuroradiologyCommitmentTypically, two (2) face-to-face meetings and two (2) online meetings per year, attendance at the OSCER examinations (held twice per year) and additional time required for development of exam content and marking.Eligibility CriteriaEssential attributesFellow or Life member of the Faculty of Clinical Radiology at least five years post-FRANZCRCurrently a practicing specialist/sub-specialist in their fieldActively involved in teaching and training of clinical radiology registrarsMust have clinical radiology OSCER experienceAvailable for travel for face to face meetingsKnowledge of curriculum and assessment processesAn active participant in their College’s CPD program and meetings or exceeds minimal requirements.Desirable attributesInterest and/or expertise in examination mattersActively involved in teaching of training of radiologistsUnderstanding of the medical, education, operational, regulatory and political environment in which the College operatesA skills evaluator and good communicator.How to applyPlease complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 200-word statement outlining your interest in the panel and credentials for the position, along with your professional CV to the Clinical Radiology Chief Censor, c/o Ellen Dunphy at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.For more information, please review the Position Description.Applications close 4 August 2024. Related Documents RANZCR Faculty of Clinical Radiology Expression of Interest Expression of Interest Form for the Faculty of Clinical Radiology. Download PDF - 228.6KB Faculty of Radiation Oncology Expression of Interest Form Expression of Interest Form for the Faculty of Radiation Oncology Download PDF - 208.9KB Expert Witness Member Registration Form Registration form for members wishing to be included in RANZCR's Expert... Download PDF - 171.2KB RANZCR Expert Witness Guidelines The Guidelines for RANZCR Fellows who act as Expert Witnesses. Download PDF - 253.6KB
Expressions of interest are invited from Trainees to join the Clinical Radiology Trainee Committee in newly created co-opted roles to support the committee in providing a trainee perspective on key College bodies of work.
The Clinical Radiology Trainee Committee is responsible for ensuring that that the trainees’ perspectives, issues and priorities are represented at all key levels within the College. Please see the Terms of Reference for further information.
The Trainee Committee is currently seeking members to represent the trainees on the following committees as a casual vacancy until 31 December 2024:
Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Executive Committee (MATEC) - supporting the professions to deliver more equitable health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and Māori people
Digital Health Committee - provides advice on the design and implementation of digital health solutions for clinical radiology services in Australia and New Zealand.
Safety, Quality and Standards Committee SQSC is responsible for providing advice on safety, quality, standards and associated matters relating to clinical radiology
ASM Management Committee - overseeing the management of the College’s Annual Scientific Meeting. Ideally this should be a trainee from Western Australia.
If you are interested in helping drive the work of the College in the above areas, please submit an EOI specifying your preferred committee/s. This is an exciting opportunity to get involved with your College and contribute to the future of the profession.
Actively participate in quarterly CRTC videoconferences, as well the meetings of your nominated College Committee, act as a conduit between College committees and the CRTC.
Co-opted members are non-voting members who are eligible to attend meetings via videoconference only.
Clinical Radiology Trainees, who will remain trainees for the 2024 calendar year.
Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form and a 300-word statement outlining your interest for your top two preferred positions, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Applications are open until the positions are filled. For more information, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications close 23 March 2024.
We are seeking Fellows to join the iRefer (Imaging Guidelines) Governance Committee. This is an exciting opportunity for members who are interested in imaging guidelines.
The aim of the iRefer (Imaging Guidelines) Governance Committee is to independently review and approve all adapted and new imaging guidelines to ensure the evidence base used is current, relevant and patient focused. They will also determine gaps in the guidelines where new guidelines may need to be developed. The Committee will also provide overview of the infrastructure to support the iRefer Imaging Guidelines.
Please view the Terms of Reference for further information.
Meetings via videoconference as needed, length and frequency to be determined (currently one hour every two months). One face-to-face meeting per annum.
If you are interested in being involved, please feel free to discuss with the committee secretariat, Jessica Brown, Senior Project Officer, Digital Health.
Please send an executive CV (two pages) and complete the expression of interest form with a short statement (no more than 300 words) outlining the reasons you would like to be involved and the skills you might bring to the Committee to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 11 December 2023.
As per RANZCR’s Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ) the International Medical Graduate (IMG) committee is responsible for the assessment of IMGs for equivalency to RANZCR trained clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists.
Expressions of interest are invited from New Zealand Fellows in clinical radiology who have held FRANZCR for more than five (5) years to become IMG assessors as part of the NZ Vocational Education Advisory Board (VEAB). The VEAB is responsible for the assessment of IMGs to determine equivalency to RANZCR trained clinical radiologists.
Currently assessments are conducted online, one afternoon (approximately three hours) per month.
Eligibility Criteria
Clinical Radiologists, at least five (5) years in a vocational scope of practice, preferably FRANZCR.
An Expression of Interest form (EOI) should be accompanied by your CV and a short statement (no more than 250 words) outlining your interest and appropriateness for the committee. Enquiries and applications should be directed to Melanie Daniels via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. See the Position Description.
The Breast Imaging Advisory Committee (BIAC) functions as an expert advisory committee to provide advice to the Safety, Quality and Standards Committee (SQSC) and the Faculty of Clinical Radiology on emerging quality, safety and standards of practice issues related to the provision of breast imaging in Australia and New Zealand.
Expressions of interest are invited from trainee members in clinical radiology with a keen interest in breast imaging.
The aims of the Breast Imaging Advisory Committee (BIAC), which reports directly to the Safety, Quality and Standards Committee (SQSC), are to:
The commitment to this committee is for one hour’s meeting each quarter, plus reading time, with an additional hour or so each month for reviewing and commenting on professional documents and consultations. The committee member terms will be for three years, commencing on 1 January 2024.
Should you wish to join BIAC, please complete and return the Expression of Interest Form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV addressed to Traci James-Scott at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Applications close at 5pm AEDT 15 December 2023.
Expressions of interest are invited from Fellows in Interventional Radiology to join the Interventional Radiology (IR) and Interventional Neuroradiology (INR) Reference Group. This is an exciting opportunity for members who are interested in contributing to policy and consultation work relating to IR and INR and supporting the work of the Interventional Radiology Committee.
The Interventional Radiology and Interventional Neuroradiology Reference Group reports to the Interventional Radiology Committee (IRC), responsible for providing the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council with advice and information on educational, professional and practice issues across all aspects of IR and INR. Please see the Terms of Reference for further information.
Actively participate by providing expert input via email and, when needed, meetings held via teleconference. Workload will involve reviewing documents, providing expert advice and written or verbal input on other IRC projects and consultation requests.
Clinical Radiologists who routinely perform interventional radiology (advanced/formerly Tier B) procedures OR interventional neuroradiology procedures.
Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form and a 300-word statement outlining credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications are open until the position is filled. For more information, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Expressions of interest are invited from Clinical Radiologists to join RANZCR’s Mammography Quality Assurance Program (MQAP) as a Clinical Image Reviewer to review submissions from sites joining and participating in the MQAP program.
MQAP provides quality assurance assessment for mammography sites. Participation is open to private medical imaging practices, and medical imaging departments of public and private hospitals.
Radiologists with a subspecialty interest in mammography and who participate in the mammography component of the RANZCR CPD program.
Clinical Image Reviewers will be requested to provide their availability for the year on commencing the position and subsequently on a yearly basis. They may be contacted throughout the year according to their availability to review MQAP submissions.
Each MQAP review will take approximately (30 minutes) to undertake.
Clinical Image Reviewers may continue working within the MQAP Program as long as their skills remain compliant with MQAP Program requirements.
Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 300-word (maximum) statement outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with your curriculum vitae addressed to Leona MacKenzie at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
For more information, please contact Leona via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The RANZCR Board establishes Special Interest Groups (SIGs) in areas of specific interest to the membership within clinical radiology and radiation oncology. Each SIG is a group of members who share an interest in advancing a specific area of knowledge, learning or clinical expertise, whose primary aim is to provide a platform for members to communicate and further this interest.
The Nuclear Medicine Special Interest Group (NMSIG) has been newly established to provide a forum within the Faculty of Clinical Radiology for interested members to form a bi-national group of clinical radiologists.
We are seeking members to join a new Nuclear Medicine Special Interest Group dealing with all aspects of nuclear medicine in radiology, whose key objectives have been identified as:
Specialty
Clinical Radiology
This opportunity is open to RANZCR members in Australia and New Zealand.
Meetings via videoconference as needed (currently scheduled for two per annum) with either an in person or hybrid/online meeting at the ASM.
If you are interested in joining this special interest group, please submit your EOI to Traci James-Scott, Program Officer, Standards Units at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
RANZCR is seeking one New Zealand MSK radiologist to join the MSK Group.
The Musculoskeletal Group (MSK Group) meets with ACC four times a year. The purpose of the group is to form and strengthen an effective working relationship between ACC and RANZCR and allow discussion of strategic and operational matters involving musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging.
The MSK Group reports to the New Zealand Branch Committee.
This opportunity is open to RANZCR members in New Zealand.
Meetings four times a year: Three are virtual and one is face to face.
If you are interested in joining the MSK Group, please submit your EOI to Megan Purves This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Expressions of interest are being called for clinical radiology Fellows to join the Interventional Radiology Committee (IRC).
The IRC is a standing committee that provides the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council with advice and information on educational, professional and practice issues for all aspects of interventional radiology (IR) and interventional neuroradiology (INR). The Committee assists in the promotion of IR and INR as radiological specialties and ensures that clinical radiologists are supported to provide best-practice interventional care to patients delivered in an evidence-based, quality and sustainable way. Please see the Terms of Reference for further information.
We are seeking the following RANZCR members to join the committee:
One face-to-face meeting and currently up to eight videoconferences per year, along with out of hours work reviewing documents, providing expert advice and other projects. This is a three-year term.
Please complete and return the FCR expression of interest form with a 300-word statement outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
For further information please contact the IRC Secretariat, Vanessa Banda at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Applications will close once positions are filled.
The CROERP, a panel of the Clinical Radiology Education Advisory Committee (CREAC), is responsible for setting, reviewing and development of the Phase 2 Clinical Radiology OSCER examination.
Members are expected to participate actively and be prepared to attend additional workshops or training in the areas of examination standard setting, blueprinting, question development and examination development.
There are currently three positions available in the below body systems:
Typically, two (2) face-to-face meetings and two (2) online meetings per year, attendance at the OSCER examinations (held twice per year) and additional time required for development of exam content and marking.
Essential attributes
Desirable attributes
Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 200-word statement outlining your interest in the panel and credentials for the position, along with your professional CV to the Clinical Radiology Chief Censor, c/o Ellen Dunphy at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
For more information, please review the Position Description.
Applications close 4 August 2024.