RANZCR is a clinician-led organisation and the Board of Directors is the overarching governing body. The Board has responsibility and oversight of:
The College Board has eight members comprising:
The College’s structure also includes:
The Senior Management Team is responsible for overseeing the College’s operations.
Duane Findley
Chief Executive Officer
Head of Finance
TBA
Pamela Spoors
Head of Specialty Training
Pamela has worked in marketing for a number of years with educational and/or not-for-profit organisations. She has an Advanced Diploma in Business Management and a Graduate Certificate in Change Management, and in 2014 was a finalist as the Australian Institute Management, Not-For-Profit Manager of the Year. Pamela has been with the College since 2002 with primary responsibility for leading and coordinating the College’s Member Engagement and Services Unit programs. As Head of Specialty Training, Pamela is responsible for the College’s clinical radiology and radiation oncology training programs and associated examinations and assessments. Pamela was appointed to the Head of Specialty Training in 2015, previously holding the Head of Member Engagement role from 2009.
Munish Verma
Head of Member Engagement and Services Unit
An experienced and multi award winning senior business leader and sales manager with a vast array of expertise, Munish has demonstrated success in technology (SaaS), education, health care and the finance sector. With skills in business planning, executive management, new business acquisition, product launches, government procurement procedures and executive account management he is a medical professional with a Masters Degree of Public Health (M.P.H.) with Health Care Management and Planning from University of Wollongong.
Brendan Grabau
Head of Policy, Advocacy and Workforce
Brendan is a senior executive with experience in developing and leading education and training partnerships in Australia, for the delivery of education and training programs, across a wide range of industries including medicine, allied healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors. He has worked in the postgraduate Medical College space for more than ten years including the RACGP, RACP, and RANZCOG. He is experienced at building, leading and managing complex business units and commercial partnerships. In recent executive level roles, Brendan has been responsible for driving structural and organisational change within professional training environments. Brendan has a PhD and an MBA in Organisational Development, Change Management and Transformation, and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD).
The College’s Annual Report is published in September each year prior to the Annual General Meeting, which is held in October at the Annual Scientific Meeting.
View the 2021–2022 Annual Report View the 2021–2022 Financial Report
Previous years
View the 2020-2021 Annual Report View the 2020-2021 Financial Report