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一键免费快速申请文章正文综述详细专业照片新闻校友录已获Offer学生资料Canterbury Christ Church University's Programme Director of the Masters degree in Medical Imaging, Gill Dolbear, has been appointed the Vice President of the Society of Radiographers for the 2007/8 academic year.Canterbury Christ Church University's Programme Director of the Masters degree in Medical Imaging, Gill Dolbear, has been appointed the Vice President of the Society of Radiographers for the 2007/8 academic year.
Gill, from Margate, and the presidential team of the Society of Radiographers will represent more than 90 per cent of the diagnostic and therapeutic radiographers in the United Kingdom. They will be responsible for the members’ professional, educational, public and workplace interests.
Following the 2007/8 academic year, Gill will become President-Elect in July 2008 and President of the Society of Radiographers in July 2009.
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Gill said: “The Society and College of Radiographers has a vital role to play in industrial relations, finance and professional policy for radiographers and other allied health professionals. Being elected as Vice President is both an honour and a privilege and my aim is to use my knowledge and experience of radiography for the benefit of my profession.”
Gill continued: “Being a member of the presidential team enables me to work alongside high-profile staff from other organisations and to have the opportunity to represent my profession at a policy and decision-making level. This, in turn, benefits my work within the University as it enables me to be completely up-to-date with what is happening both within my profession and the NHS as a whole.”
If you would like an interview with or photograph of Gill Dolbear, please contact Canterbury Christ Church University’s External Relations Assistant, Laura Jones, on 01227 782826.
Notes to Editor
Gill Dolbear
Gill Dolbear, from Margate, joined Canterbury Christ Church University in October 2003 as Programme Director for the MSc in Medical Imaging. She spent twenty-one years working as a radiographer in the National Health Service. In 2004 she became ‘University Rep’ for the South East Region of the Society of Radiographers prior to her election to Vice President in July 2007.
Department of Allied Health Professions
The Department is dynamic and progressive and from its position as one of the first departments in the United Kingdom to offer a degree in occupational therapy and radiography, it has evolved to a position where it is a leader in offering interprofessional learning amongst health and social care professionals.
The Department is a sector leader in Clinical Reporting in Radiography, and in Occupational Therapy, the nature and focus of the Undergraduate programme has been recognised as excellent and particularly contemporaneous. Speech and Language Therapy will commence in March 2007 (jointly with University of Greenwich).
The Department is increasing its research vitality. It has had national and, in some instances, international recognition, and funding, for its work on impotence and sexuality, clinical science/medicine, evidence based practice, multiple sclerosis, diabetes, tissue viability, occupation and mental health, clinical reporting, widening participation and interprofessional learning in health and social care education. MPhil/PhD students are welcomed and well supported.
