ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025 Program

Attendees at ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025 can look forward to a diverse lineup of speakers covering various scientific and non-scientific topics. The program will include engaging invited speakers, interactive workshops, and social functions for all interests.

Thursday 27 March: Arrive in Adelaide before March 27 to participate in a full day of hands-on, pre-conference interactive workshops. These workshops will run from 9 AM to 5 PM and vary in length, offering options of 1.5 hours, 3 hours, or 6 hours.

Friday 28 – Sunday 30 March: The main conference spans three full days and includes a blend of plenary sessions and up to five concurrent sessions, featuring over 200 educational and technical presentations. On March 28, there will be a Student Conference, organized by students for students, which is a full-day event. Throughout the conference, delegates will have access to a large exhibition space of 2,000 square meters, showcasing over 40 vendors. The program also includes networking opportunities, such as the Friday Welcome Social Event, breakfast sessions and activities on Saturday, and the spectacular Gala Dinner on Saturday night, along with much more.

We are delighted to announce that the draft program for ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025 in Adelaide is now available! We have up to seven rooms running concurrently through parts of the conference.

CPD Endorsement

ASMIRT will log CPD hours for all full and student ASMIRT members attending the conference.

In addition to the CPD hours for attendance, you may be eligible to lodge additional CPD hours for:
• Giving Presentations - NONAPP-002083
• Present a Poster at a scientific meeting - NONAPP-002084
• Peer Review - NONAPP-002001
• Chair a session in a National Conference - NONAPP-002088

If you are presenting and/or chairing a session at ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025, please ensure you keep a copy of the conference program with your certificate as proof in the event of an audit.

INVITED SPEAKERS

Dr Andrea Doubleday, PhD

Andrea has been involved in medical imaging education for many years and is part of the team at the Centre for Medical and Health Sciences Education at the University of Auckland where she is the Programme Director of the Bachelor of Medical Imaging (Hons). Andrea has a keen interest in health professional education, with a particular interest in exploring ways to support students (and the clinical educators who facilitate their learning), the development of professional and personal skills, and self-care.

Dr Daniel Sapkaroski

Daniel’s research has focussed on creating the world's first fully immersive virtual reality clinical environment, which allows dynamic conversations and practical procedures with AI avatars aiding users to simulate difficult clinical scenarios through immediate feedback. His recent clinical projects have focussed on utilising cutting edge digital innovations to improve patient outcomes, including virtual reality to reduce patient anxiety, augmented reality real time clinical support, remote breath hold training using wireless take home technology and the world's first interactive projection mapping installation in the radiation therapy bunker.

Dr Sophie Rapagna

Sophie completed her PhD in 2021 at Flinders University, receiving the Vice Chancellor’s Award for Doctoral Thesis Excellence and the College of Science and Engineering Award for Best Student Publication. Her experience ranges from micro-CT scanning human limbs and orthopaedic implants, to fossils and batteries for research and industry. Her research explores bone-microarchitecture and lower limb biomechanics, through micro-CT image analysis combined with mechanical loading and digital volume correlation, for tracking the deformations and strains of the scanned specimens under load.

Lisa Te Paiho

Lisa Te Paiho (Te Aitanga a Mahaki, Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Maniapoto) has over 30 years experience in the cancer sector. She has worked in Māori health and equity roles and as a radiation therapist with a focus on pre-treatment. Lisa is a member of Hei Āhuru Mōwai, the Māori Cancer Leadership Group, and co-chair of MiRO (Māori in Radiation Oncology). Lisa advocates for health system change driven by whānau and community voice. Her goal is to achieve equity in breast screening participation and cancer mortality.

Scott Brown

Scott graduated from the University of South Australia and after stints in private practice and the Lyell McEwin Hospital he joined the team at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital as a senior radiographer in CT/MRI. Scott has a passion for optimising imaging, CT doses and ensuring that examinations progress as smoothly as possible. A regular speaker and advocate for the biennial Australia and New Zealand Paediatric Imaging Conference, Scott pursues innovative solutions to improve the paediatric imaging experience.

Scott Cooper

Scott is a registered paramedic and non-practising radiographer. He has worked as a radiographer in both private and public sectors in the United Kingdom and Australia, specialising in vascular CT. In 2007, Scott transitioned to a career with the Queensland Ambulance Service as a paramedic. He has held various operational and educational roles, including clinical support officer and senior clinical educator. Scott is passionate about clinical development and enhancing patient safety through education.

Katherine Reeve

Katherine has over 30 years’ experience as a radiation therapist working in a range of roles both in New Zealand and the United Kingdom. After recognising a lack of lymphoedema services within the Wellington [New Zealand] public health system, Katherine undertook training to become a lymphoedema therapist. In 2023, Katherine implemented a service within the radiation therapy department for the treatment and management of patients with cancer-related head and neck lymphoedema.

SOCIAL EVENTS

The ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025 Social Committee is working diligently to highlight all that Adelaide has to offer and create a social program that complements our international conference. Be sure to book your tickets during the registration process when it opens in October 2024. Stay tuned for more details!

WORKSHOPS

For a more intensive learning experience, facilitated by professionals passionate in their area of expertise, be sure to book a workshop when you register. All workshops will take place on Thursday 27 March.

SITE VISITS

The CRIC Visit - SAHMRI & Jones Radiology Clinical Research Imaging Centre (CRIC)
Thursday 27 March – 4.15pm to 5.45pm

Discover the world-class Adelaide BioMed City: tour SAHMRI and Jones Radiology’s cutting-edge facilities.

Seize the opportunity to explore Adelaide’s BioMed City, featuring the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) and the Jones Radiology Clinical Research Imaging Centre (CRIC), a key part of Australia’s advanced imaging network—the National Imaging Facility (NIF).

On this exclusive tour, you will visit Jones Radiology, showcasing Australia’s first photon counting CT scanner and one of the world’s first MAGNETOM Cima.X MRI scanners, which are revolutionising diagnostic imaging for both clinical and research applications.

The SAHMRI cheesegrater building is an iconic part of Adelaide, but the true magic lies within. Hundreds of health and medical researchers collaborate to help people not just live longer, but better. With over 15,000 triangular windows, inviting the community to look in and learn about SAHMRI’s life-changing work.

Don’t miss this unique chance to see how these state-of-the-art technologies are reshaping medical diagnostics and research. Join us for an inspiring experience that showcases the future of healthcare imaging.

The Tonsley Tour - Micro-CT lab & Micro-X
Friday 28 March – 3.30pm to 5.30pm

Join us for an exclusive tour of Micro-X and Flinders University Micro-CT Lab at the Tonsley Innovation District.

The Tonsley Innovation District is a hub for leading-edge research, businesses, and educational institutions, driving world-class innovation.

Discover the future of imaging technology with an exciting tour of Micro-X and Micro-CT lab. This exclusive tour allows you to explore groundbreaking advancements in computed tomography and portable X-ray systems. Learn from experts about the latest innovations in imaging and diagnostics and see cutting-edge technology in action while understanding its real-world applications.

This is a fantastic opportunity to witness how these technologies are shaping the future of medical diagnostics and accessibility. Join us for an informative and engaging experience that promises to inspire and educate.
The RAH Tour – Royal Adelaide Hospital Radiation Oncology
Saturday 30 March – 11.30am to 12.30pm

Explore the Royal Adelaide Hospital: a tour of patient-centred design.

Come along on the Radiation Oncology Department at the Royal Adelaide Hospital tour. This cutting-edge facility is at the forefront of cancer treatment, utilising the latest technology and innovative techniques to provide exceptional patient care.

During the tour, you’ll not only see state-of-the-art medical spaces but also gain insights into the innovative planning and implementation of patient-centred design.

Conveniently located just a short walk or a free tram ride from the Adelaide Convention Centre, the Royal Adelaide Hospital is easily accessible for conference attendees.

Don’t miss this opportunity to see firsthand how the Royal Adelaide Hospital is transforming radiation oncology. Join us for an enlightening experience.


Adelaide boasts innovation precincts where industry, academia, and government collaborate to drive forward innovation, research, and solutions to global challenges. These site visits are set to be a highlight of the conference. 

To stay informed on the latest announcements, subscribe to our Conference Newsletter below.

SPONSORED SESSIONS

Information about our sponsored sessions will be announced shortly. These sessions will feature prominent industry leaders and organisations, providing valuable insights and discussions on key topics within the field. Keep an eye out for updates to see how these sessions can enhance your conference experience. Stay tuned for more details!

Sign Up for our
Conference Newsletters

Keep in touch with us for more information

Newsletters

ASMIRT/NZIMRT CONFERENCE 2025

CONTACT INFO

Please feel free to contact us if you need more information
Phone
+613 9419 3336
© ASMIRT - 2024. All rights reserved.
linkedin facebook pinterest youtube rss twitter instagram facebook-blank rss-blank linkedin-blank pinterest youtube twitter instagram