My name is Yousar Jafar and I am Consultant Radiologist in Nottingham with a subspecialty interest in Women’s Imaging (Breast Screening & Symptomatic and Gynaecological Imaging).

I am extremely passionate about the work trainee led societies do for their members and am delighted to have been elected as the President of The SRT for 2 years from 2017 to 2019 to continue the hard work in making The SRT a dynamic and innovative society.

The society’s ethos is to ‘Foster Excellence in Radiology’ and as President I worked towards making The SRT a society that leads the way in trainee led initiatives as well as to be an innovative forum for Radiology Trainees across the UK. We also collaborate with colleagues from Radiology subspecialty societies/institutions to achieve our educational aims and maintain existing links with our surgical and medical colleagues to ensure that Radiology remains at the forefront of patient care.

The SRT is committed to ensuring we provide a stimulating and exciting Annual Educational Conference but also to be the first port of call for answering any questions related to training and exams. We work in collaboration with the Junior Radiologists’ Forum (JRF) to reach out to as many radiology trainees as possible to engage with our educational events. We have the full support of the Royal College of Radiologists in meeting our objectives and as a committee we are working towards making The SRT an invaluable resource for all radiology trainees and junior doctors who wish to pursue a career in Clinical Radiology.

If you have any ideas for our website or what you would like to see the society do please us at president@thesrt.co.uk

Hi, I’m Cameron, and I am the President of the SRT for 2020-2021. It has been an honour and a privilege to serve the SRT committee ever since my final year of medical school. Having previously served as our Treasurer, Secretary and Foundation Representative, I know how hard our committee works to bring Radiology Trainees a great Conference experience every year.

This past year has produced lots of new challenges. After taking the difficult decision to postpone our 2020 Conference in Manchester, we are very excited to be bringing you our first virtual conference in July this year, and look forward to welcoming you there.

Email: president@thesrt.co.uk

It is an honour to be elected as the President of The SRT from 2019 -2020 and I am very excited to undertake this role. I look forward to working alongside the committee in driving the SRT forward and delivering upon our aims as well as organising another successful conference in 2020.

If you have any queries regarding the society that you would like to direct to me, do not hesitate in emailing me at weinberg@doctors.org.uk or president@thesrt.co.uk

I have been a Consultant Vascular and Interventional Radiologist in Cardiff since 2013, with a keen interest in research. I undertook my Radiology Training in Dundee. I was vice-president of The SRT for 2 years before I was elected President in 2011-12, holding the meeting in its most Northerly meeting to date – Edinburgh. My role on The SRT committee is as a Consultant Advisor. I will be in charge of selecting abstracts for the upcoming Annual Educational Conference in Cardiff, May 2018 as well as assisting with Interventional Radiology workshops at the event.

Dr Robin Proctor is a Consultant Radiologist with a special interest in musculoskeletal radiology and also the Clinical Director for the support services division in the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust covering the southern Lake District, Lancaster, Kendal and Barrow in Furness. Robin is a Fellow of Royal College of Radiologists and member of the Faculty Board for Radiology and also secretary of the British Society of Skeletal Radiologists.  He has a broad background in medicine including several years as a General Practitioner and his qualifications include Membership of the Royal College of Physicians and a distinction in the Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners. Robin was SRT President  from 2007 – 2009 and co-ordinated work across 3 continents by 25 SRT members writing two books of Single Best Answer questions for the FRCR Examination. He is delighted that they became a standard text to prepare for the exam and that royalties continue to support The SRT. One of his ambitions is to eventually meet all the authors in person! Dr Proctor remains active as an educator locally and also contributes to running several national radiology courses.

Dr Richard Graham is a consultant radiologist with subspecialist expertise in diagnostic and interventional musculoskeletal radiology, sports imaging and nuclear medicine in Bath.  Richard studied at the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford and trained in radiology in Oxford and Stanford, California. Richard was SRT President in 2006-7 and enjoyed leading the team that organized a successful meeting there.

Richard has previously been clinical lead of radiology in Bath and is a founding Fellow of the Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management. Richard is also a reservist in the Royal Navy where he has undertaken two operational deployments in Afghanistan as clinical lead of the radiology department at Camp Bastion.

After completing undergraduate training in Ulm, Germany in 1991, Hans-Ulrich trained as a physician until starting on the Manchester Radiology Training Scheme in 1995. He undertook a 4-year fellowship in GI intervention and interventional endoscopy in 2000 at South Manchester University Hospitals. During his fellowship Hans-Ulrich was SRT president from 2001 to 2003, taking the meeting from the Stratford Moat House to the Oxford Colleges. His main achievements in that period were establishing punt fights on the river Thames as an ice breaker and introducing the Sambuca ring of flaming fingers as after dinner entertainment.

Hans-Ulrich took a locum consultant post at Manchester Royal Infirmary in 2004, before becoming appointed as Head of Interventional Radiology in 2005 at The Christie, a supraregional cancer centre in Manchester.

He has a special interest in GI stenting, nutritional support procedures and biliary intervention and runs an annual interventional fellowship.