Dose Estimation for Medical Incidents and Accidents

Dose Estimation for Medical Incidents and Accidents

Presented by:  Zoe Brady - Chief Physicist (Diagnostic Imaging) and Radiation Safety Officer at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne

Zoe has worked as a clinical physicist for 15 years and has research interests in the risks from low dose ionising radiation exposure and the implications for current medical policy and practice. Zoe holds an honorary research position at the School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne where she is involved in one of the largest paediatric cohort studies worldwide to publish risks relating to exposures from CT scans in childhood and adolescence. Additionally, she holds a teaching appointment in the Department of Radiology at the University of Melbourne and an Adjunct Senior Lecturer position with the Department of Neuroscience, Monash University.  Zoe is an Associate Editor for the British Journal of Radiology and sits on a number of state and national Advisory Committees. Before working as a medical physicist, Zoe worked in health physics on mining sites and oil rigs and has maintained a connection with ARPS since that time.

An email invitation will be sent to members confirming the time and details on registering for the event. This webinar will be presented via Zoom Meeting (links will be provided upon registration).