A radiologist is a specialist medical doctor who has undertaken 12 years of medical study, which includes postgraduate training in the performance and interpretation of diagnostic imaging tests. Radiologists are available to assist other doctors and specialists in the diagnosis and treatment of their patients.

Radiologists at St Vincent’s Clinic Medical Imaging & Nuclear Medicine have expertise in a vast array of techniques. These include subspecialisation in neuroradiology, musculoskeletal imaging, interventional radiology, thoracic imaging, womens imaging, breast imaging and nuclear medicine.

Diagnostic radiographers work closely with radiologists to produce images from a range of technologies including x-ray, CT, MRI, mammography and medical procedures that can help to provide an accurate diagnosis.

A radiographer holds tertiary qualification in Medical Radiation Technology. At St Vincent's Clinic Medical Imaging our radiographers are multidisciplinary trained and actively participate in continued professional development programs to enhance their skills and the service we provide.

A sonographer is a highly skilled medical imaging health professional who operates ultrasound equipment to perform diagnostic sonographic scans.

Sonographers have undertaken post graduate studies in ultrasound and belong to various professional associations. At St Vincent's Clinic Medical Imaging we promote the highest standards of medical ultrasound, through continued professional development and education of our sonography team.

A nuclear medicine technologist holds a tertiary qualification in medical radiation technology, specialising in the preparation and administration of radiopharmaceuticals to patients.

At St Vincent's Clinic Medical Imaging, our nuclear medicine technologists are skilled in a wide range of SPECT CT examinations including specialised preoperative scans and are committed to professional development in their field.