Agenda
6:00pm:
Meeting Open
Oeyvind Nymoen, Clinical Applications Specialist DXR, Philips
6:05pm:
CXR Interpretation: Pneumonia and Collapse
Dr David Becker, Radiology Registrar, Middlemore Hospital Auckland
6:40pm:
See Something, Say Something: The Coroner’s Perspective
Kristal Lee, Clinical Radiographer and PhD Candidate, Austin Hospital and University of Sydney
7:00pm:
Philips DXR Applications Tips
Brittany Johns, Clinical Applications Specialist DXR, Philips
7:30pm:
Meeting Close
Oeyvind Nymoen, Clinical Applications Specialist DXR, Philips
About Speaker
- Kristal Lee Kristal Lee has worked as a diagnostic radiographer from 2006-2021 at Austin Health, a large tertiary hospital in Victoria. She gained extensive clinical experience there across a wide range of modalities. Since 2009 she has also worked as a Lecturer at Monash University in the Department of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences, using her clinical experience to inform the education of undergraduate radiography students. Her passion for education led to her being the recipient of both the Dean’s Award for Excellence in Education Innovation and the Vice-Chancellor’s Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning at Monash University. She is currently undertaking her PhD at the University of Sydney, researching educational approaches to radiography and medical students’ learning of image interpretation of urgent findings. As part of her PhD, she recently presented at the ASMIRT Conference 2023 in Sydney and won the People’s Choice Award for Best Presentation for her talk ‘See Something, Say Something: The Coroner’s Perspective’.
- Brittany Johns Brittany completed a Bachelor of Medical Imaging at Christchurch Polytechnic and Institute of Technology in 2014. She has 9 years of experience as a Diagnostic Radiographer working in General X-ray, Fluoroscopy/Theatre and CT in many hospitals throughout New Zealand and the United Kingdom. She joined Philips as a Clinical Applications Specialist this year and strives to share her passion for education, training and exciting new x-ray technology with Radiographers and Students alike.
- David Becker David Becker is a Senior Radiology Registrar currently based in Auckland, New Zealand. Prior to studying medicine, David completed a degree in Medical Laboratory Science. He has many years of experience as a Surgical Registrar and obtained a postgraduate diploma in surgical anatomy before then choosing to specialize in the field of Radiology. Whilst a large amount of his time has been focused on his work and studies, he enjoys spending his spare time outdoors fishing, hiking and travelling.
