Mri Fellowship

Location Hobart, Tasmania
Duration 6 or 12 months Hybrid
Fellow 2 or 3 days per week & General Radiologist 2 or 3 days per week (as agreed)
Supervisor Dr Raj Doolabh

I-MED Radiology Network hosts a number of 6- and 12-month Fellowships for newly qualified radiologists, in Victoria and Tasmania. Our Fellowships are offered in a ‘hybrid' format, with a combination of dedicated Fellowship and consultancy time. This gives you the opportunity to work with some of Australia's leading medical imaging specialists, as well as the chance to experience the values and culture of the I-MED Network.

**Overview**:
I-MED Radiology is the leading provider of MSK imaging in Hobartand performs in excess of 140,000 examinations per year, withapproximately 40% of these relating to MSK. MSK imaging includesMRI, MSK ultrasound, CT and fluoroscopy assisted intervention,including joint injections, arthrography, facet joint injection and nerveroot blocks. The position also provides opportunity to be trained inMulti-Parametric MRI Prostate if required. You will be supervised bya ProScan USA-trained MSK radiologist and other highly experiencedradiologists throughout the Fellowship period.

**This position includes**:

- 1-2 afternoons per week in theatre with an orthopaedic surgeon during arthroscopy procedures
- Attendance at the weekly multidisciplinary MSK meeting
- Overseeing project and/or research work
- Working on wide-bore 3T and 1.5T MRI with state-of-the-art coil technology, Dual Energy CT (DECT), digital radiography, ultrasound
- Gain experience working with the Multitom Rax Twin Robotic X-ray system which supports several workflows including DSA, Fluoroscopy, weightbearing CT, ortho stitching and True2scale full body imaging.
- Exposure to integrated nuclear medicine service (only private service in Hobart) including SPECT/CT imaging with high volume of MSK
- Full supervision in private hospital-based practice with supportive team of experienced radiologists
- Access to a comprehensive range of journals and teaching library