Members can access previous sessions via the Centralised Learning Program channel on the RANZCR webcast library or below. 

Session 1: Neuroradiology 1 

• Brain tumours: A/Prof Mike Bynevelt
• Haemorrhage, ischaemia & vascular: Dr Kate Mahady

Session 2: Neuroradiology 1 

• Dementia imaging: Dr Paul O’Connell
• White matter diseases: Prof Alan Coulthard

Session 3: Head & Neck 

• Sinus imaging: Dr Jennifer Gillespie
• Head and neck spaces: Dr Grace Aw

Session 4: Spine

• Spine/ intervertebral discs: Dr David Lisle
• Spine trauma: Dr Scott Davies

Session 5: Musculoskeletal System 1  

• Acute knee trauma: Dr Catherine Hayter
• Radiographic interpretation and management of bone lesions: Dr Clinton Pinto

Session 6: Musculoskeletal System 2

• Imaging of shoulder pain - Common pathologies (MRI): Dr Aziz Osman
• Hand and wrist injuries - X-rays and a bit more: A/Prof Bruno Giuffre

Session 7: Chest  1

• Pulmonary nodules: Dr James Bewes
• Radiological assessment of lung cancer: Dr Sally Ayesa

Session 8: Chest 2 

• Silicosis and occupational lung disease: Dr Catherine Jones
• Interstitial lung disease: Dr Karin Steinke

Session 9: Cardiac and Vascular

• CT coronary angiography: Its current state and practice: Prof Ken Lau
• Traumatic Aortic Injury: Imaging and Intervention: Dr Stephen Merrilees

Session 10: Non-Clinical 1

• Burnout: Dr Amy Imms
• Attitudes and Approaches to Radiology Fellowship Exams: Dr Aden McLaughlin and Dr Nicholas Karsz

Session 11: Abdomen 1

• Imaging of Focal Liver Lesion: Dr Gabriel Lau
• Lower GU Imaging: Dr Remy Lim

Session 12: Abdomen 2

• Prostate MRI “Basics and things I wish I knew years ago”: A/Prof Tom Sutherland
• Pancreatic Cystic Lesions: Dr Jash Agraval

Session 13: Abdomen 3

• Peritoneal Disease: Dr Kirsten Gormly
• Oncology CT Reporting: Dr Kirsten Gormly

Session 14: Obstetrics and Gynaecology 1

• Gynaecological Radiology: Basics and Hot Topics: Dr Emmeline Lee
• Pelvic Pain in the Young Woman: Dr Emmeline Lee

Session 15: Obstetrics and Gynaecology 2

• Obstetric Imaging: Dr Virginia Saxton
• Adnexal Torsion – Tips and Tricks: Dr Virginia Saxton

Session 16: Obstetrics and Gynaecology 3

• Placental Imaging: Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor Glen Lo
• Fetal MRI: Professor Stacy Goergen

Session 17: Paediatrics 1

• Imaging the Paediatric Chest: Dr Russell Metcalfe
• Paediatric MSK: Dr Kieran Frawley

Session 18: Paediatrics 2

• Paediatric Neuroradiology: Dr Robert Goetti
• Paediatric Spine: Dr Jane McEniery

Session 19: Paediatrics 3

• Developmental anomalies of the renal tract: Dr Ali Thomas
• Non-Accidental Injury: A/Prof Padma Rao

Session 20: Abdominal Pathology

• Small and Large Bowel Pathology: Dr Vidisha Vaidya

Session 21: Paediatrics 4

• Craniosynostosis presented: A/Prof Ajay Taranath

Session 22: Abdomen 4

•  CT Colonoscopy: A Primer for Radiology Trainees: Dr Ross Vander Wal

The Centralised Learning Program (CLP) is a 24 month lecture program. Each month, a new lecture session will be made available online for trainees to view on demand. The lecture series is designed to complement teaching programs that already occur at a Local, Network or Branch level, aiming to provide high yield knowledge to equip trainees for successful post-Fellowship practice.  

Each session will run for 1.5 – 2 hours, usually consisting of two lectures which are delivered by a local Australian or New Zealand content subject matter expert. Local sites will determine whether the content is viewed centrally, or by the trainee individually. Viewing of the lecture series is not compulsory, but highly recommended.

The content is aimed at the level of an early Phase 2 trainee, but available to all trainees, Fellows and IMGs.

RANZCR Fellows and Educational Affiliates can self-claim CPD for viewing each Centralised Learning Program session.

• You can claim time for each hour you view
• In order to receive CPD points you are required to upload evidence of attendance. You can upload a screen shot of you viewing the webinar into the ePortfolio
• For more information on how to enter a CPD activity, click here.

If you have any questions regarding the Centralised Learning Program, please write to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone +61 2 9268 9700.