Our expert faculty, consisting of experts with years of experience in reporting, and disseminating skills and practical knowledge to peers from leading hospitals:
Course director
Dr Justin Kirk-Bayley
Justin Kirk-Bayley is a Consultant Intensivist & Anaesthetist in Guildford with a significant interest in critical care imaging. His area of expertise is in point of care ultrasound. He runs an ultrasound training fellowship that also teaches general imaging with radiologists, and believes that understanding imaging, and also what constitutes the best image to acquire, is the key to optimal critical care management.
Faculty members
Dr Imran Lasker
Consultant Radiologist, Basildon and Thurrock University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Dr Lasker completed his medical training at University College London and undertook his Radiology training in London. He was awarded the “Imperial Teaching Hero award” for his work on establishing regular radiology lectures for Imperial undergraduates. He has also contributed to teaching materials on the, commonly known as E-RITI, an online teaching resource endorsed by the Royal College Of Radiologists.
Imran is a passionate educator and is a prolific lecturer at multiple events. He is a keen social media user and can often be found tweeting at @DocLasker
Dr Luke Dixon
Consultant Neuroradiology, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Luke is an academic neuroradiologist working at Imperial College healthcare NHS trust currently undertaking a PhD in neuro-oncological imaging.
Dr Maureen Dumba
Consultant Neuroradiologist National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square, London
Maureen undertook general radiology training and a subspeciality neuroradiology fellowship at St Mary’s, Hammersmith and Charing Cross hospitals, London.
Maureen was appointed consultant diagnostic neuroradiologist at the Neuroradiologist at National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, Queen Square, in 2021.
She is a very keen lecturer and apart from regular departmental sessions with both, neuroradiology fellows and other specialties such as neurologists and anaesthetists, she is regularly invited to speak at national and international courses, including the European Society of Radiology and the European Society of Emergency Radiology.
She has recently been invited to join the RCR’s iRefer Review Expert Panel for neuroradiology guidelines.
She firmly believes that, for the next generation of radiologists, it is important to outreach to all specialties and she is enthusiastic about mentoring and outreach programmes.
Dr David Doig
Consultant Neuoradiologist, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
David Doig is a consultant at UCLH NHS Foundation Trust where he is one of the radiologists responsible for the spine oncology multildisciplinary meeting.
He has degrees in clinical neuroscience and medicine from the University of Glasgow, and trained in general medicine and then general radiology at Glasgow Royal Infirmary and the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. He also holds a research degree from University College London, and completed a dedicated neuroradiology fellowship in London in 2019.
He is a member of the British Society of Neuroradiology Training & Education Subcomittee, and teaches on the UCL advanced neuroimaging and stroke MSc courses.
Dr Emma Helm
Consultant Radiologist, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust
Dr Sa Tran
Consultant Radiologist, King's Coilege Hospital, London
Dr Jan Brozik
Consultant Radiologist, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust
Dr Jan Brozik, PhD. is a consultant thoracic radiologist working at the Glenfield Hospital, University hospitals of Leicester. His clinical interests are interstitial lung disease, lung cancer, non vascular thoracic interventions and imaging of critically ill. He has been awarded PhD for thesis on pulmonary hypertension in chronic lung disease. He is a college tutor for Radiology department at UHL.
Dr Khalid Ballal
Consultant Radiologist, King's Coilege Hospital, London
Dr Husam Wassati
Consultant Radiologist, King's Coilege Hospital, London