Technology in healthcare is rapidly evolving, bringing with it many opportunities for careers in the field of medical imaging.
Medical imaging involves in-depth knowledge of human anatomy, physiology and pathology, patient positioning and imaging techniques, physics and radiation physics, as well as the safe use of imaging equipment and radioactive materials.
Medical imaging is a patient-centred profession. The role involves acting as a patient advocate, displaying a high level of professionalism, and functioning as part of the multidisciplinary team. Medical imaging technologists (MITs) are required to perform high quality diagnostic imaging procedures and ensure holistic patient care.

You could become involved in some of the important and life-changing research in our faculty.
Medical Imaging Research being undertaken in the Department of Anatomy and Medical Imaging covers a variety of aspects of medical imaging. These include imaging physics and technology, medical imaging practice, medical imaging education and more. The Department has experts in working across a variety of medical imaging modalities.