Get involved with iRefer

Excellent opportunities to work with the College in key high profile roles, and support our important work nationally and globally to improve efficiency around patient referrals.

 

iRefer currently has the following opportunities for engagement:

 

We are always seeking expertise in the form of consultant radiologists and Specialist doctors willing to volunteer their time and knowledge as we review the guidelines.

Currently we are in particular need of G.I (upper and lower), Neuro and Thoracic specialists, although all are welcome.

Engagement takes the form of an online Delphi survey to agree/make recommendations of proposed drafts for guideline content based on the abstracts from the systematic literature search which is provided alongside, the time taken varies but equates to a few hours a month on average.

Panellists are able to claim CPD hours for this work and their input is recognised alongside the guidelines on publication.

 

We have a number of fellowship opportunities for trainees at level ST3 or above and Speciality doctors. Both of the below can be used to sign off the audit task within the training portfolio.

i) Content Fellowship:

To assist with the content review, the post holder will work with the editor and expert panel lead to identify guidelines requiring review based on top-level surveillance of literature and draft executive summaries for use by expert panellists.

They will be an important part of the team, gaining valuable experience and networking with senior radiologists within their chosen specialty.

Currently, we are looking for fellowships in cardiovascular and interventional radiology specialties.