PAIR‑RadX Series: Session Two

 


PAIR‑RadX Series: Session Two

CT Image Quality and Dose Optimisation — A UK DRL Focus 

 📅 Date: Saturday, 8th November 2025 

🕗 Time: 20:30–21:30 GMT 

🔗 Meeting link will be shared on Friday

The PAIR‑RadX Series continues with its second session, spotlighting a critical topic in CT imaging: balancing image quality with dose optimisation, guided by UK Diagnostic Reference Levels (DRLs). This session is designed for radiographers working in CT or those keen to deepen their understanding of dose management and quality assurance in clinical practice.

🎙️ Speaker

Mr. Biju Sivanandan Sarala Senior Radiographer, Inhealth CT Mobiles

With over 26 years of international experience across the UAE, India, Singapore, and the UK, Mr. Biju brings a wealth of practical insight into CT operations and quality control. Currently serving as a Senior CT Radiographer with Inhealth, he has worked extensively across NHS sites, ensuring high standards in imaging delivery and patient safety.

🧭 Host

Mr. Partha Jyoti Das Senior Radiographer, Cleveland Clinic London Deputy Director, Professional Development and Education, PAIR

🔍 About PAIR‑RadX

The PAIR‑RadX Series is a monthly, in-house online lecture programme powered by PAIR. It’s designed to:

  • Share practical career and leadership advice for radiographers

  • Showcase technical innovations and digital practice updates

  • Provide CPD-relevant learning and peer discussion

  • Create opportunities for members to present and shape the programme

We invite all members to get involved—share your expertise, propose session ideas, or apply to present in a future slot.

📩 For enquiries or to express interest in presenting, please contact us.

Let’s learn, grow, and lead—together.

The Professional Alliance of Indian Radiographers (PAIR), special interest group under the Society of Radiographers (SoR) 

PAIR Website I YouTube I Blog I Facebook I LinkedIn I Twitter 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Online Lecture Series: Resonate with PAIR

Image
 Bridging Practice and Discovery: Research Pathways for International Radiographers in the UK Date: Wed, Oct 15 Time: 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM GMT+1 Online event Registration link :  please click here   About the Speaker Dr Cynthia Swarnalatha is a Senior Researcher at the University of Oxford and a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Exeter.  With a PhD in Applied Health Sciences and a background in physiotherapy and psychology, her work focuses on implementing and evaluating evidence-based physiotherapy interventions globally. She has contributed to digital knowledge mobilisation projects, Cochrane reviews, and international collaborations translating patient materials into 13 languages. Cynthia also champions research capacity building—leading journal clubs and learning hubs for physiotherapists in India and the UK—and advancing culturally adapted outcome measures in Tamil. Her volunteer contributions include Cochrane Tamil translations and PEDro Tamil resources,...
Read more

PAIR Celebrates World Radiography Day with Engaging Quiz and Educational Lecture Series

Image
Professional Alliance of Indian Radiographers, UK, Celebrates World Radiography Day with Engaging Quiz and Educational Lecture Series. London, UK – November 8, 2025 – The Professional Alliance of Indian Radiographers (PAIR), UK, a dynamic special interest group under the Society of Radiographers (SoR), proudly marked World Radiography Day on November 8th, 2025, with a day of knowledge, camaraderie, and professional development. The celebration featured an engaging and fun-filled quiz competition and the continuation of the insightful PAIR-RadX lecture series. The highlight of the festivities was a highly competitive quiz that tested the knowledge of radiographers from across the UK. After a thrilling contest, Sreenath Sreekumar, Senior MRI Radiographer at Hull University , emerged as the champion, securing the 1st prize. Jibin Roy, MRI/CT Radiographer at Kettering General Hospital NHS Trust , was awarded the 2nd prize, followed by Vishnu Sajeev from London Independent Hospital Circle ...
Read more