Who we are
Advancing Excellence in Radiology and Cancer Care Through Leadership, Education, and Innovation.
The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is a not-for-profit membership organisation representing clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists in Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore.
Governed by a Board of Directors and elected clinicians, RANZCR drives excellence in diagnostic imaging, interventional procedures, and cancer care through education, standards, and advocacy.
RANZCR serves as a professional platform for members and associates.
Fellows and Educational Affiliates
Qualified specialists who have completed RANZCR training requirements.
Trainees
Training pathways, resources and support to guide you from entry into training through to Fellowship.
RANZCR Community Spotlight
RANZCR Community Spotlight
A video series showcasing the outstanding achievements and contributions of our incredible RANZCR members.
RANZCR ASM 2026
22 Oct 2026
‘Better together. He waka eke noa.’
This theme recognises the team effort that healthcare now entails. Radiology and radiation oncology play a central role in delivering health care. Collaboration within our own and with other specialties is more important than ever in meeting the increasingly complex health needs of patients. Addressing and embracing challenges arising from emerging technologies (including AI) and doing so sustainably is paramount for the future of our specialties.
Radiology Co-convenors:
Dr Anthony Butler
Dr Alana Heath
Dr Verity Wood
Interventional Radiology/ Interventional Neuroradiology Convenor:
Dr Howard Lee
Radiation Oncology Co-convenors:
Dr Ramesh Pandey
Dr Feng-Yi Soh
More information to come.
Upcoming Events
Hear from our members
Member perspectives on professional development, support, and connection.
“Clinical radiology is a great specialty. It’s stimulating, diverse, flexible, collegial and ever changing. I enjoy making a difference to patients through both diagnostic and procedural work and I also love working with radiographers, sonographers and other members of our specialty. There’s something in radiology for everyone.”
" What I love about Radiation Oncology is fundamentally the connection you have with your patients and their families. Adding to that, the speciality is a wonderful mix of science, clinical skills and technology. Radiation Oncology is also ever-changing; how we treat certain cancers is not how we will treat them in 5-10 years time.”
“What I value most is the dual role of the radiologist: pairing complex diagnostic problem-solving with high-impact minimally invasive procedures. This blend of cognitive and hands-on skills makes radiology uniquely rewarding.”
“Being a radiation oncologist is incredibly fulfilling. It blends the use of cutting-edge technology with hands-on patient care. Supporting my patients through their cancer journey and seeing the impact of our treatment firsthand is what makes this career so rewarding.”