The College is currently calling for expressions of interest in a number of roles, listed on this page.
Overview Expressions of interest are being called for Fellow members with experience and interest in contributing to the sustainability of clinical radiology, and the promotion of accessible and affordable healthcare for patients in Australia. The DEC supports Faculty Council in developing policies to inform and influence governments and other decision makers, including MSAC, about the importance and sustainability of clinical radiology in Australia.
Specialty Clinical radiology
Commitment Typically 5-6 meetings per year by teleconference with additional work as required for specific projects.
Eligibility criteria Fellows holding directorships or senior executive roles in publicly listed radiology practices are not eligible for membership of this committee.
How to apply 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 2 page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; If you would like further information on the role, please contact Kirsten Fitzpatrick, Projects Officer on 02 9268 9777. Applications close at 5 pm, Friday 11 May 2018. Please see the Terms of Reference of the Working Group for more information.
Overview Expressions of interest are invited from Fellows in Clinical Radiology for the appointment of Chief Censor in Clinical Radiology. This role oversees all aspects of training and assessment conducted as part of the Clinical Radiology Training program and provides general guidance and direction to the educational, training and research activities of the Faculty of Clinical Radiology. The Chief Censor is the Chair of the Clinical Radiology Education and Training Committee, ex officio member of the Curriculum Assessment Committee (CAC) and Clinical Radiology Examinations Review Panel (CRERP).
Commitment Two days per month attendance at the College; to be available one day per week for consultation with College staff regarding administration activities; attendance at all CRETC meetings; attendance at all Part 2 Viva Examinations; participation in CAC and RERP meetings; attendance at the Annual Scientific Meeting.
Eligibility criteria At least five (5) years post FRANZCR, and ideally working in the public practice with an understanding and/ or experience in the assessment of International Medical Graduates. The Faculty of Clinical Radiology By-Laws allow any Fellow or Life Member of the Faculty of Clinical Radiology to be nominated as Chief Censor, this is subject to a decision regarding the appointment by the Faculty Council. However, a number of key desirable attributes are expected to facilitate the fulfilment of the role, including:
To be appointed as Chief Censor, a Fellow must be an experienced educator/examiner with a passion for excellence in education and training and in the rigour of the examination process. The candidate must be willing to devote the time needed to the job, however administrative support is provided by the College. For full details please see the position description.
How to apply Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a short statement (no more than 300 words) outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV. The EOI will close on 5 pm 18 May 2018. Enquiries and applications should be directed to Melissa Doyle via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. on (02) 9268 9777.
Nominees may be required to address the Faculty of Clinical Radiology Council at its 21-22 June 2018 meeting in support of their suitability for the position.
Overview Expressions of interest are invited from Fellows in Clinical Radiology for the appointment of Chief Accreditation Officer in Clinical Radiology. This role oversees the accreditation of clinical radiology training sites and networks providing advice and recommendations to the Clinical Radiology Education and Training Committee while regularly reviewing and promoting accreditation standards and policies to ensure appropriate support and training is provided.
Commitment Attendance at accreditation visits or delegation of duties to other accreditation panel members as appropriate; to be available 2-5 hours per week for consultation with College staff regarding administration activities and attendance at all Clinical Radiology Education and Training Committee and Clinical Radiology Training Accreditation Working Group meetings.
Eligibility criteria The Faculty of Clinical Radiology By-Laws allow any Fellow or Life Member of the Faculty of Clinical Radiology to be nominated as Chief Accreditation Officer, this is subject to a decision regarding the appointment by the Faculty Council. However, a number of attributes are expected to facilitate the fulfilment of the role, including:
Essential Attributes:
Desirable attributes:
For full details please see the position description.
How to apply Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a short statement (no more than 300 words) outlining your interest and credentials for the position, along with a two-page executive summary CV. The EOI will close on at 5 pm 18 May 2018. Enquiries and applications should be directed to Melissa Doyle via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. on (02) 9268 9777.
Overview The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in clinical radiology is increasing rapidly. So does the idea of helping others learn more about it excite and inspire you? Expressions of interest are sought from Fellow members with an interest in the practical implications of AI for clinical radiology. The Clinical Radiology Artificial Intelligence Working Group (AIWG) will consider the impact of artificial intelligence on clinical radiology and help educate members, trainees, stakeholders and the public how technology can be used to best benefit patients.
Commitment Four meetings per year, with the first meeting being face-to-face.
Eligibility criteria Clinical radiology Fellows
How to apply 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 2 page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; If you would like further information on the role, please contact Kirsten Fitzpatrick, Projects Officer on 02 9268 9777. Applications close at 5 pm, Thursday 10 May 2018. Please see the Terms of Reference of the Working Group for more information.
Overview Expressions of interest are being called for Fellow members to join the Clinical Radiology Scope of Practice Working Group to develop a Clinical Radiology Scope of Practice document that facilitates and promotes quality delivery of services to patients; ensures the sustainability of the profession with changes to patterns of care, regulations or the setting of the practice; raises the profile of Clinical Radiologists. The maximum number of members will be determined by the representation requirements of the working group.
Commitment Participation in meetings by teleconference every 2 months over a period of 6 to 9 months until the document is completed with additional work, as required, in making and reviewing changes to the document following meetings.
Eligibility criteria Clinical Radiology Fellows, and desirably at least one NZ representative, a regional and rural representative, a private practice representative.
How to apply 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 2 page executive summary CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications close when the required positions have been filled.
Overview The College is seeking expressions of interest from New Zealand clinical radiologists for the role of the 2019 ASM Radiology Convenor. The conference will be held in October, Auckland, New Zealand. The Convenor is responsible for the coordination of the scientific aspects of the program. This includes selecting and inviting keynote speakers, local speakers and allocating abstracts to the program.
Commitment The time commitment varies but is considerably greater just before and during the meeting as the Convenors are the College ASM representatives. Once appointed, the Convenor will be expected to join the College’s ASM Management Committee, where the members can provide the Convenor with advice, support and opportunities to learn from past and developing meetings. To assist the Convenor in organising this event, he/she will have access to College Staff for support and a Professional Conference Organiser (PCO) who will provide conference management and advice on the non-scientific aspects of the meeting.
Eligibility criteria The role includes decision making; being able to manage relationships with stakeholders and able to give attention to detail. Ideally the Convenor should have experience in all these areas and is likely to be a Fellow with around 3-5 years post Fellowship experience.
How to apply Please send a brief CV and a short statement (no more than 300 words) outlining the reasons you'd like to undertake the role of the 2019 ASM Radiology Convenor This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. If you would like further details on the role, please contact Kylie Clarke, Manager of Conferences and Events at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; or phone +61 2 9268 9712.
Overview 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 and networks. The Clinical Radiology Training Accreditation Working Group (CRTAWG) is a newly formed College working group reporting to the Clinical Radiology Education and Training Committee and is responsible for the monitor and make recommendations to sites providing training to have the appropriate facilities, ability, resources and governance to be able to deliver training to a standard that the College identifies to meet and deliver the needs of the training program.
There is currently a maximum of eight (8) positions available on the CRTAWG:
Commitment Typically, three (3) business meetings per year by teleconference with additional work as required for specific projects including the review and development of Accreditation standards (estimated additional 3-4 teleconferences and 1 face-to-face meeting if required).
Eligibility criteria Clinical Radiology Fellows, and desirably at least one NZ representative with Vocational Registration.
How to apply Please complete and return the Expression of Interest form with a 200-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a 2 page executive summary CV to the Chief Accreditation Officer, c/o Sandra McDonald at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications close when the position has been filled.
For more information please review the Position Description .
Overview An expression of interest is being called for one fellow member with an interest in the areas of standards of practice to join the Safety, Quality and Standards Committee. This is a standing committee of the Faculty of Clinical Radiology. The Safety, Quality and Standards Committee is responsible for providing advice to the Faculty of Clinical Radiology, College committees, College members and external enquiries on safety, quality, standards and associated matters relating to clinical (diagnostic and interventional) radiology. The Committee is also responsible for supporting the College’s role in developing policies and position statements to inform and influence governments and other decision-makers about the importance of a viable and sustainable clinical radiology profession in Australia and New Zealand.
Commitment 1 face-to-face meeting (usually February), and three teleconferences per year
How to apply Your expression of interest must be completed using the expression of interest form (max 300 words) expressing your interest in, and credentials for, the position and a copy of your CV. This EOI will close once the position is filled. Please send your EOI form or any enquiries to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Overview Expressions of interest are being formally called for two clinical radiologists (including one from New Zealand), to join the InsideRadiology Editorial Board for a three-year term. The InsideRadiology Editorial Board oversees the InsideRadiology content and website, which publishes items for health consumers and health professionals on clinical radiological tests, procedures and interventions. Please consider viewing the InsideRadiology website before applying.
Commitment 1 meeting per year, others as necessary; contribution to the editorial process of items
How to apply
If you’re a GP or consumer: please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for further information.If you're a radiologist: Your expression of interest must be completed using the expression of interest form (max 300 words) expressing your interest in, and credentials for, the position and a copy of your CV. This EOI will close once the position is filled. Please send your EOI form or any enquiries to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Overview The College is now accepting applications for Clinical Radiology Research Mentors. This role is an ideal opportunity for Fellows with a background in research who would like to contribute to the continued development of research culture in Clinical Radiology. Research mentors provide advice and encouragement regarding the development of research skills to trainees, research project supervisors and Directors of Training in their local Branch or Training Network.
Commitment Ongoing
How to apply For details please see the full Position Description. To apply, please submit the completed Application Form with endorsement from your Branch Education Officer and Head of Department. For applications or enquiries please contact Mr Adam Rayment, Manager Special Projects, at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or +61 2 9268 9706.
Deputy Chief Accreditation Officer Overview Expressions of Interest are being called for from Fellow members with an interest in the processes and practices pertaining to the accreditation of training sites and networks in Radiation Oncology. The position of Deputy Chief Accreditation Officer is a new position that is responsible for assisting the Chief Accreditation Officer in Radiation Oncology in overseeing all accreditation activities and acting as a proxy (when required) for the Chief Accreditation Officer. The Deputy Chief Accreditation Officer position will evolve into a succession position for the Chief Accreditation Officer position.Specialty Radiation oncologyCommitment Attendance at accreditation visits; to be available 2-5 hours per week for consultation with College staff regarding administration activities; attend Radiation Oncology Education and Training Committee and Training Network Directors Committee meetings.Eligibility criteria Radiation Oncology Fellows with at least 5 years’ experience as a consultant radiation oncologist. How to apply Please complete and return the application and nomination form with a 200-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a 2-page executive summary CV to the Chief Accreditation Officer, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..Applications close Friday 22 June 2018 at 4 pm AEST. Applications will be reviewed by the Radiation Oncology Education and Training Committee at their meeting to be held on Friday 27 July 2018. Successful applicants will be asked to attend the Radiation Oncology Education and Training Committee on Friday 27 July 2018. For more information please review the Position Description . Executive Members, Faculty of Radiation Oncology Genito-Urinary Group (FROGG) Overview We are seeking fellows to join the FROGG Executive team. FROGG has been a highly successful special interest group of the college and is keen to engage additional fellows in its ongoing activities. The objectives of FROGG are to:1. Facilitate best practice in genito-urinary Radiation Oncology 2. Promote and coordinate educational programmes related to the practice of genitourinary radiation oncology3. Act as advocates for genito-urinary oncology and the use of radiation in particular4. Serve as a recognised radiation oncology reference group to advise the College, Government and other bodiesPlease view the Terms of Reference for more information.Specialty Radiation oncologyEligibility criteria Radiation oncology FellowsHow to apply If you are interested in being involved in FROGG, please discuss with one of the committee members: Drs Marketa Skala, Andrew Kneebone, Amy Hayden, David Christie, Mark Sidhom and Thomas Shakespeare. In particular, we are keen for representation from our New Zealand Colleagues or states outside of NSW/Queensland. Please send a CV and a short statement (no more than 150 words) outlining the reasons you'd like to be involved and the skills you might bring to the group to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Committee Member, Scholar Programmatic Working Group Overview The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists is currently seeking expressions of Interest for members to join the Radiation Oncology SCHOLAR programmatic working group as part of the College’s ACER/Prideaux Review.The SCHOLAR program is the component of the Radiation Oncology training program curriculum that guides the trainee in acquiring skills in research, including appraising the medical literature, and the understanding and application of research methodology, biostatistics and clinical trial development and rollout.Specialty Radiation oncologyCommitment Broadly, this involves the transition to a ‘programmatic’ structure for training, in which:Assessment tools are aligned with actual work practices as much as possible;The purpose of each assessment tool is clearly articulated and linked to the curricular learning outcomes;Curricular learning outcomes are grouped into coherent program areas;A program of assessment is designed for each program that progressively tracks competency and evaluates data from all relevant assessments.Eligibility criteria Radiation oncology FellowsHow to apply The programmatic working groups require the expertise and collaboration of many members. If you are interested in research and getting involved in this exciting project, you are encouraged to contact Dr Patrick Dwyer (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) for further information. NZ Radiation Oncology Executive Committee and FRO Quality Improvement Committee Overview We are seeking a radiation oncology Fellow or Educational Affiliate from New Zealand to sit on the New Zealand Radiation Oncology Executive and represent the NZROE on the Quality Improvement Committee.The aim of the Committee is to promote a quality-centred approach for the Faculty by providing strategic and policy advice and conceptual models to ensure ongoing improvement in patient care bi-nationally.Specialty Radiation oncologyCommitment 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; develop policy frameworks, advice and/or recommendations on issues of quality and standardsEligibility criteria Radiation oncology Fellow or Educational Affiliate from New ZealandHow to apply Please send a brief CV and a short statement outlining your suitability and interest in the area of quality improvement to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications will close once the position has been filled. Please note: applications are reviewed by the NZROE committee for approval before being nominated to QIC. Both Faculties Editor in Chief, JMIRO Overview Expressions of interest are being formally called for the position of Editor in Chief, to join the JMIRO Editorial Board for a three year term after the resignation of Professor David Ball who held the role for over ten years. The College thanks Prof Ball for the outstanding work he has accomplished for our Journal. The JMIRO Editorial Board and Editor in Chief oversees the official journal of the College, which publishes articles of scientific excellence in radiology, radiation oncology and nuclear medicine. Manuscripts are judged on the basis of their contribution of original data and ideas or interpretation. All articles are peer reviewed.View the JMIRO Terms of Reference here.Specialty JMIRO covers both clinical radiology and radiation oncology, Fellows from either specialty are invited to applyCommitment 1 meeting per year, approx. 4 hours per week commitment throughout the yearEligibility criteria All FellowsHow to apply Your expression of interest must be accompanied by a covering letter (max 500 words) expressing your interest in, and credentials for, the position and a copy of his/her CV. Please relate your letter to the Editor in Chief Position Description. Interviews may be held for this position pending the review of the expressions of interest. This EOI will close one the position is filled. Please send your EoI to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call +61 2 9268 9752 for any enquiries. 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Overview Expressions of Interest are being called for from Fellow members with an interest in the processes and practices pertaining to the accreditation of training sites and networks in Radiation Oncology. The position of Deputy Chief Accreditation Officer is a new position that is responsible for assisting the Chief Accreditation Officer in Radiation Oncology in overseeing all accreditation activities and acting as a proxy (when required) for the Chief Accreditation Officer. The Deputy Chief Accreditation Officer position will evolve into a succession position for the Chief Accreditation Officer position.
Specialty Radiation oncology
Commitment Attendance at accreditation visits; to be available 2-5 hours per week for consultation with College staff regarding administration activities; attend Radiation Oncology Education and Training Committee and Training Network Directors Committee meetings.
Eligibility criteria Radiation Oncology Fellows with at least 5 years’ experience as a consultant radiation oncologist.
How to apply Please complete and return the application and nomination form with a 200-word statement outlining your interest in and credentials for the position, along with a 2-page executive summary CV to the Chief Accreditation Officer, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Applications close Friday 22 June 2018 at 4 pm AEST. Applications will be reviewed by the Radiation Oncology Education and Training Committee at their meeting to be held on Friday 27 July 2018. Successful applicants will be asked to attend the Radiation Oncology Education and Training Committee on Friday 27 July 2018. For more information please review the Position Description .
Executive Members, Faculty of Radiation Oncology Genito-Urinary Group (FROGG) Overview We are seeking fellows to join the FROGG Executive team. FROGG has been a highly successful special interest group of the college and is keen to engage additional fellows in its ongoing activities. The objectives of FROGG are to:1. Facilitate best practice in genito-urinary Radiation Oncology 2. Promote and coordinate educational programmes related to the practice of genitourinary radiation oncology3. Act as advocates for genito-urinary oncology and the use of radiation in particular4. Serve as a recognised radiation oncology reference group to advise the College, Government and other bodiesPlease view the Terms of Reference for more information.Specialty Radiation oncologyEligibility criteria Radiation oncology FellowsHow to apply If you are interested in being involved in FROGG, please discuss with one of the committee members: Drs Marketa Skala, Andrew Kneebone, Amy Hayden, David Christie, Mark Sidhom and Thomas Shakespeare. In particular, we are keen for representation from our New Zealand Colleagues or states outside of NSW/Queensland. Please send a CV and a short statement (no more than 150 words) outlining the reasons you'd like to be involved and the skills you might bring to the group to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Committee Member, Scholar Programmatic Working Group Overview The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists is currently seeking expressions of Interest for members to join the Radiation Oncology SCHOLAR programmatic working group as part of the College’s ACER/Prideaux Review.The SCHOLAR program is the component of the Radiation Oncology training program curriculum that guides the trainee in acquiring skills in research, including appraising the medical literature, and the understanding and application of research methodology, biostatistics and clinical trial development and rollout.Specialty Radiation oncologyCommitment Broadly, this involves the transition to a ‘programmatic’ structure for training, in which:Assessment tools are aligned with actual work practices as much as possible;The purpose of each assessment tool is clearly articulated and linked to the curricular learning outcomes;Curricular learning outcomes are grouped into coherent program areas;A program of assessment is designed for each program that progressively tracks competency and evaluates data from all relevant assessments.Eligibility criteria Radiation oncology FellowsHow to apply The programmatic working groups require the expertise and collaboration of many members. If you are interested in research and getting involved in this exciting project, you are encouraged to contact Dr Patrick Dwyer (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) for further information. NZ Radiation Oncology Executive Committee and FRO Quality Improvement Committee Overview We are seeking a radiation oncology Fellow or Educational Affiliate from New Zealand to sit on the New Zealand Radiation Oncology Executive and represent the NZROE on the Quality Improvement Committee.The aim of the Committee is to promote a quality-centred approach for the Faculty by providing strategic and policy advice and conceptual models to ensure ongoing improvement in patient care bi-nationally.Specialty Radiation oncologyCommitment 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; develop policy frameworks, advice and/or recommendations on issues of quality and standardsEligibility criteria Radiation oncology Fellow or Educational Affiliate from New ZealandHow to apply Please send a brief CV and a short statement outlining your suitability and interest in the area of quality improvement to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications will close once the position has been filled. Please note: applications are reviewed by the NZROE committee for approval before being nominated to QIC. Both Faculties Editor in Chief, JMIRO Overview Expressions of interest are being formally called for the position of Editor in Chief, to join the JMIRO Editorial Board for a three year term after the resignation of Professor David Ball who held the role for over ten years. The College thanks Prof Ball for the outstanding work he has accomplished for our Journal. The JMIRO Editorial Board and Editor in Chief oversees the official journal of the College, which publishes articles of scientific excellence in radiology, radiation oncology and nuclear medicine. Manuscripts are judged on the basis of their contribution of original data and ideas or interpretation. All articles are peer reviewed.View the JMIRO Terms of Reference here.Specialty JMIRO covers both clinical radiology and radiation oncology, Fellows from either specialty are invited to applyCommitment 1 meeting per year, approx. 4 hours per week commitment throughout the yearEligibility criteria All FellowsHow to apply Your expression of interest must be accompanied by a covering letter (max 500 words) expressing your interest in, and credentials for, the position and a copy of his/her CV. Please relate your letter to the Editor in Chief Position Description. Interviews may be held for this position pending the review of the expressions of interest. This EOI will close one the position is filled. Please send your EoI to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call +61 2 9268 9752 for any enquiries. Related Documents Faculty of Clinical Radiology Expression of Interest Form Expression of interest form for volunteering opportunities within the Faculty... Download PDF - 257.6KB Expert Witness Member Registration Form Registration form for members wishing to be included in RANZCR's Expert... Download PDF - 88.7KB RANZCR Expert Witness Guidelines The Guidelines for RANZCR Fellows who act as Expert Witnesses. Download PDF - 253.5KB
Overview We are seeking fellows to join the FROGG Executive team. FROGG has been a highly successful special interest group of the college and is keen to engage additional fellows in its ongoing activities. The objectives of FROGG are to:1. Facilitate best practice in genito-urinary Radiation Oncology 2. Promote and coordinate educational programmes related to the practice of genitourinary radiation oncology3. Act as advocates for genito-urinary oncology and the use of radiation in particular4. Serve as a recognised radiation oncology reference group to advise the College, Government and other bodies
Please view the Terms of Reference for more information.
Eligibility criteria Radiation oncology Fellows
How to apply If you are interested in being involved in FROGG, please discuss with one of the committee members: Drs Marketa Skala, Andrew Kneebone, Amy Hayden, David Christie, Mark Sidhom and Thomas Shakespeare. In particular, we are keen for representation from our New Zealand Colleagues or states outside of NSW/Queensland. Please send a CV and a short statement (no more than 150 words) outlining the reasons you'd like to be involved and the skills you might bring to the group to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Overview The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists is currently seeking expressions of Interest for members to join the Radiation Oncology SCHOLAR programmatic working group as part of the College’s ACER/Prideaux Review.
The SCHOLAR program is the component of the Radiation Oncology training program curriculum that guides the trainee in acquiring skills in research, including appraising the medical literature, and the understanding and application of research methodology, biostatistics and clinical trial development and rollout.
Commitment Broadly, this involves the transition to a ‘programmatic’ structure for training, in which:
How to apply The programmatic working groups require the expertise and collaboration of many members. If you are interested in research and getting involved in this exciting project, you are encouraged to contact Dr Patrick Dwyer (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) for further information.
Overview We are seeking a radiation oncology Fellow or Educational Affiliate from New Zealand to sit on the New Zealand Radiation Oncology Executive and represent the NZROE on the Quality Improvement Committee.
The aim of the Committee is to promote a quality-centred approach for the Faculty by providing strategic and policy advice and conceptual models to ensure ongoing improvement in patient care bi-nationally.
Commitment 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; develop policy frameworks, advice and/or recommendations on issues of quality and standards
Eligibility criteria Radiation oncology Fellow or Educational Affiliate from New Zealand
How to apply Please send a brief CV and a short statement outlining your suitability and interest in the area of quality improvement to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Applications will close once the position has been filled. Please note: applications are reviewed by the NZROE committee for approval before being nominated to QIC.
Overview Expressions of interest are being formally called for the position of Editor in Chief, to join the JMIRO Editorial Board for a three year term after the resignation of Professor David Ball who held the role for over ten years. The College thanks Prof Ball for the outstanding work he has accomplished for our Journal. The JMIRO Editorial Board and Editor in Chief oversees the official journal of the College, which publishes articles of scientific excellence in radiology, radiation oncology and nuclear medicine. Manuscripts are judged on the basis of their contribution of original data and ideas or interpretation. All articles are peer reviewed.
View the JMIRO Terms of Reference here.
Specialty JMIRO covers both clinical radiology and radiation oncology, Fellows from either specialty are invited to apply
Commitment 1 meeting per year, approx. 4 hours per week commitment throughout the year
Eligibility criteria All Fellows
How to apply Your expression of interest must be accompanied by a covering letter (max 500 words) expressing your interest in, and credentials for, the position and a copy of his/her CV. Please relate your letter to the Editor in Chief Position Description. Interviews may be held for this position pending the review of the expressions of interest. This EOI will close one the position is filled. Please send your EoI to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call +61 2 9268 9752 for any enquiries.