If you are interested in volunteering with RGOP, joining our mailing list, or collaborating as a new outreach partner, please fill out the following application form.
If you have any questions for the Radiology Global Outreach Program (RGOP) or want to discuss an idea for a future project or need in your community, please email us at rad.global.outreach@gmail.com.
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Opportunities
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RGOP Projects
We are always looking for new collaborators and volunteers to help out with and/or expand our ongoing outreach projects. If interested, fill out the application form linked above! More information regarding our active outreach projects and upcoming on-site visits can be found on the Projects page.
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Radiology Across Borders (RAB) is a global charity which originated and is based in Australia; it is focused on teaching key clinical skills to radiologists, other physicians, and medical imaging staff around the world to ensure health professionals have the knowledge and training to save their patients’ lives. Their projects aim to drive sustainable change, assisting clinicians to become more competent in both fundamental and cutting-edge skills and to share their expanding knowledge with their peers locally.
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RAB/UBC International Certificate in Radiology Fundamentals
The International Certificate in Radiology Fundamentals (ICRF) is a comprehensive online program developed jointly by Radiology Across Borders (RAB) and the University of British Columbia (UBC). The course aims to provide healthcare professionals in emerging countries access to high quality and affordable education on the fundamentals of radiology practice. The ICRF is successfully accredited by UBC CPD (Continued Professional Development) as of 2025.
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RAD Academy – e-Institute for CPD
RAD Academy offers access to Royal College accredited programs, courses, and educational content to those who are a member of the Canadian Association of Radiologists (CAR). Individuals can receive CME (Continued Medical Education) credits through these materials.
Collaborators
Radiology Across Borders is a global charity organization based in Australia with a focus on teaching key clinical skills to radiologists, doctors, and imaging staff around the world. Extensive lists of past and current projects can be found on their website. They have a strong collaborative relationship with UBC Radiology and the CRGOP.
MSF Radiology organizes and provides diagnostic imaging services and on the job training according to MSF policies and international standards to improve global health care in collaboration with local communities.
Canadian Radiologists can get involved with the MSF Canada Telemedicine Program.
Radiologists Without Borders is a volunteer, non-profit organization based in the USA, focusing on work with communities in underdeveloped countries to improve health and livelihood by supplying diagnostic imaging equipment, services, training, and support.