Dr Imran Yousuf

Professional Registration – 6078429

Area of interest: Musculoskeletal, GI and Thoracic Radiology

About Dr Imran Yousuf: Consultant radiologist

Employment History

• I am working as Clinical Director of Radiology Services responsible for a substantial size department with 23 radiologists and 175 radiography staff. The Southern Health and Social Care Trust includes 2 acute and 4 non-acute hospital sites.
• My current job plan includes 3 specialist Musculoskeletal sessions per week. These include two dedicated MSK MRI and Ultrasound lists, including soft tissue biopsies.
• I conduct lower GI MDT on a weekly basis and report a specialist GI case mix, including CT colonography (twice weekly), Liver MRI, Rectal MRI, and MRCP examinations. I also provide holiday/absence cover to my Upper GI/ Hepatobiliary MDT colleagues.
• I am the radiology lead for lung cancer MDT. My general cross sectional work attracts lung cancer staging scans and also lung biopsy and drainage procedures.

My work profile’s cross-sectional sessions include 1.5 inpatient acute CT lists per week and 0.5 outpatient CT reporting sessions. We provide emergency out-of-hours CT cover to two hospitals in the trust on a 1/17 rota. The out-of-hours CT workload ranges from 15-25 scans on weekdays and 30-50 scans/day on weekends.

• I routinely provide services for acute stroke imaging, including angiograms and spinal imaging. We provide acute spinal MRI imaging service 7 days a week.
• Consultant Radiologist (Musculoskeletal, GI and Thoracic Radiology) Craigavon Area Hospital Southern Health and Social Care Trust 21.08.15 to present
• Clinical Director Radiology Services Southern Health and Social Care Trust, Undergraduate Training Lead Radiology Craigavon Area Hospital January 2018 to December 2020
• Core Member Lung and Gastrointestinal MDT October 2015 to January 2018

Qualifications

• FRCR Royal College of Radiologists 07.04.14
• MRCS Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh 08.11.08
• MBBS University of Karachi, Pakistan. PRIZE: Distinction in Anatomy 1999 28.10.02