The professional, educational and political interests of clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists in New Zealand are overseen by the New Zealand Branch Committee (NZBC) and the New Zealand Radiation Oncology Executive (NZROE).
These two committees represent the College when advocating and collaborating with government, regulatory organisations, District Health Boards and other stakeholders. Both the NZBC and NZROE consist of members from around the country who work both in the public and private sectors.
New Zealand Branch Committee members
New Zealand Radiation Oncology Executive members
The New Zealand Branch leads a number of activities to support our members in New Zealand, including:
The New Zealand Branch runs annual recruitment programmes for first year clinical radiology and radiation oncology training positions. Occasionally trainee vacancies arise where we recruit outside of the annual cycle. For further information see the Join our professions pages for clinical radiology and radiation oncology
Clinical Radiology Annual National Recruitment
Click here to view the details of the Clinical Radiology Registrar Recruitment
Radiation Oncology Annual National Recruitment
Click here to view the details of the Radiation Oncology Registrar Recruitment
If you wish to register your interest in applying to our training programme please contact the NZ Branch office.
The New Zealand Annual Scientific Meeting is held every year, being a conjoint event between the two Faculties, as well as a number of other events. Find out what’s on in New Zealand.
A number of awards and fellowship opportunities are available to New Zealand members, thanks to funding from the NZ Radiology Education Trust:
The NZ Radiology Education Trust focuses on quality, education, research, workforce development and peer support and aims to promote and raise the profile of radiology, and to educate the wider medical and public communities on the optimal use of radiology.
To access the latest information and news from New Zealand, see News and Media.