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The College encourages qualified members to play these important roles in the clinical radiology training program.
We invite qualified members to get involved in creating and marking exam questions at the College. Your knowledge is key to ensuring the next generation of medical professionals is properly assessed. By participating, you’ll help maintain high standards in medical education, share your expertise, and contribute to the future of the profession. It’s a great way to engage with peers, develop your skills, and make a lasting impact on healthcare.
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Research mentors foster the research interests of trainees early in their career. For more information see:
Directors of Training are the College’s representatives within accredited training departments, providing liaison between trainees and hospital or department administration. For more information see:
Clinical Supervisors play a vital role in the successful training of future Clinical Radiologists (CR). For more information see:
Branch Education Officers monitor and support training programs within their state, territory or country. For more information see:
The Network Education Support Officer (NESO) is responsible for providing administrative support to the Network Training Director. For more information see:
The College regularly holds workshops for Directors of Training. The College ran an online version of the traditional face-to-face workshop with a focus on the policies and processes underpinning the Clinical Radiology Training Program. A recording of the DoT Online Workshop is available here.
Director of Training Upskilling Webinars held during the year include Programmatic Assessment and Advanced Situational Supervision and the full comprehensive series of Director of Training webinars are available.
Changes delivering our Clinical Radiology training program made in 2022, for more information:
ESME courses are designed for those new to teaching, and for teachers with some experience who would like a greater understanding of the basic principles and an update on current best practice. The courses recognise that all teachers, even those with considerable experience, can improve their skills in teaching.
The course runs across 12 weeks and is made up of webinars, reading and discussion boards with participants. It is a great introduction to medical education and participants who complete course assignments receive an AMEE-ESME Certificate in Medical Education in the areas addressed by the course.
Visit the AMEE website to register.
Clinical Radiology Directors of Training Information and Resources Pack
Implementing System-Focused Rotations