Amanda Perdomo is an Australasian College of Physical Scientists in Medicine (ACPSEM) certified diagnostic imaging medical physicist (Radiology) and is on the register of qualified medical physics specialists. She also has extensive Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) experience in a large hospital environment. 

Currently, Amanda works as the medical physicist and RSO at The Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne and as a senior consultant medical physicist with Medical Physics Specialists. Additionally, Amanda holds a teaching appointment in the Department of Radiology at the University of Melbourne. She has previously worked at Alfred Health (Medical Physicist, Acting & Deputy RSO) and Austin Health (locum Principal Medical Physicist).

Amanda particularly enjoys collaborating in a multidisciplinary environment to develop and achieve best practice culture. With a background in education, Amanda is also passionate about communicating medical physics concepts to different audiences.
Amanda also volunteers her time as the chair of the ACPSEM radiology specialty group, a member on two working parties working on reinvigorating general X-ray and fluoroscopy quality assurance in Australia and New Zealand, and a member of the ACPSEM advisory forum

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