Dr Rajiv Rattan’s two-year term as president will commence in January next year.
Sydney-based clinical radiologist Dr Rajiv Rattan has been elected president of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists, effective from 1 January 2026.
Dr Rattan has a long-standing involvement with RANZCR, having volunteered his expertise and leadership for over 12 years, across numerous roles including board member and dean of the faculty of clinical radiology, member of FRAC and governance committees, leadership in MATEC and six years as NSW branch education officer, supporting over 160 trainees.
Current RANZCR president Professor John Slavotinek congratulated Dr Rattan and welcomed his appointment.
“The board of directors recognises Dr Rattan’s remarkable dedication and commitment to RANZCR, spanning over a decade,” said Professor Slavotinek.
“Dr Rattan is an exceptional leader, with a deep understanding of the sector and commitment to the betterment of our profession. His experience and passion make him the ideal person to lead RANZCR into the future.
“Personally, I am heartened to know that I will be handing over the mantle of presidency to such capable and dedicated hands.”
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Dr Rattan said:
“In my tenure as president, I will ensure we continue to improve the standards of training and practice for members to optimise health outcomes for patients and society.
“As we look to 2026, I am focused on leading the delivery of the Horizon 1 priorities of RANZCR’s 2040 strategic plan. Our strategic plan is underpinned by strong governance, whilst prioritising the voices of our members, and positioning RANZCR as the leading voice of the sector. “I also believe that we will benefit from working in collaboration with international societies to address the challenges and opportunities faced by our profession, so together we can remain future-focused.”
