Elizabeth Dick Email and Phone Number

Professor. Elizabeth Dick, BSc,MD has worked as a Consultant Radiologist at Imperial College NHS Trust, and Honorary Senior Lecturer at Imperial College London since 2002, being appointed at Professor of Practice in 2021. She completed her radiology training in London at St. Bartholemew’s, the Royal Free and Great Ormond Street Hospitals. She completed a two-year body MRI fellowship at Imperial College, earning her doctorate in the process, followed by a musculoskeletal fellowship at Duke University in North Carolina, United States, with Professor Clyde Helms. As the Trauma and Emergency Radiology Lead, she set up Imperial College as a Major Trauma Centre. She also set up an imaging primary -healthcare liaison service for the area. Professor Dick is a Director of Medical Education at Imperial College and leads the Faculty Development Programme, as well as the Medical Work Experienc and Widening Participation Programme. Previously she ran a Maternity Mentorship scheme for the trust. She teaches, interviews, recruits and educates future doctors from school age onward. She is a past examiner for the Royal College of Radiologists(RCR). She has set up several popular national courses including the Fellowship of Royal College of Radiology (FRCR) Royal Free course and a Body MRI workshop. She has a keen interest in emerging technology and set up the first-wave, training website for the RCR. She has published a CD, two books, several chapters and more than 60 peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed articles. Professor Dick has a national and international profile, publishing and speaking worldwide. She is past President of the British Society of Emergency Radiology (2014-2017), and past President of the European Society of Emergency Radiology(ESER) (2019-2021). She developed the webinar programme for ESER, a key part of the new European Diploma in Emergency Radiology (EDER). She was Curriculum Lead for Content for the European Society of Radiology (Emergency Section) (2018-22) and Board member of the European Congress of Radiology Emergency Imaging Scientific Subcommittee (2016-21) and Chair (2021 programme). She was Visiting Professor at the University of Sydney (2019-2020) and the Royal Perth Hospitals (2019), Australia. She is Professor of Practice, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College (2021).