Radiologist expertise
Using the most advanced medical imaging technology, our world-leading radiologists provide an extensive breadth of expertise across a full range of sub-specialisations including: Abdominal, Bone, Breast, Cardiothoracic, CT, Interventional, Neurological, Oncological, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Musculoskeletal, PET, Paediatric, Vascular and Veterinary Imaging.
Oncology imaging & interventional specialists.
We are proud to have a team of highly experienced radiologists who specialise in oncologic and molecular imaging. These specialist doctors are supported by skilled and caring Medical Imaging Technologists trained in PET-CT imaging and nuclear scanning, ensuring precise and accurate diagnostics. Alongside their work at Pacific Radiology, our specialised radiologists contribute to research in the field to advance cancer imaging techniques and contribute to better health outcomes for patients.
Experts in Sports Imaging
Pacific Radiology supports athletes at every level, helping them recover and return to the sports they love. Nearly half of our radiologists specialise in musculoskeletal radiology and intervention, an essential part of accurately diagnosing and treating sports-related injuries. With advanced imaging services including MRI, CT, ultrasound and interventional radiology, we provide precise insights and therapeutic procedures so sports lovers can get back in the game with confidence.
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Leading-edge equipment.
Not all equipment is made the same! Our radiologists, modality leads and procurement specialists research and test equipment before carefully selecting quality machines with enhanced image quality and better patient comfort.
Research & initiatives.
As part of our commitment to advancing medical research, we support a variety of research projects through our Research and Education Trust.
"We continue to invest in our people, world-leading facilities and research that matters."