Dr. Chris Rogan
Interventional Radiologist
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Dr. Chris Rogan is an interventional radiologist and director of interventional oncology at the Chris O'Brien Life House in Sydney, Australia.
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Episode # 466 • 23 Jul 2024
Exploring IR in Australia
Ever wonder what it’s like to practice interventional radiology down under? Dr. Chris Rogan joins us on the BackTable Podcast this week to tell us about his IR practice in Australia, with special emphasis on healthcare system and interventional practice model differences between our two countries.
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About
Dr. Rogan graduated Medicine from the University of NSW in 2002 with First Class Honors and went on to complete RACS basic surgical training prior to advanced training in radiology at RPA Hospital and subsequently sub-specialisation in image-guided procedures as an interventional radiologist.
After fellowship training at Imperial College London, he was awarded the Thomas Baker Travelling Fellowship grant which opened the door to his travelling internationally visiting interventional radiology units across the UK and USA to obtain broad exposure to current best practices. That year, Dr Rogan was also awarded European Board of Interventional Radiology certification.
In 2021, Dr. Rogan became President of the Interventional Radiology Society of Australasia and in this role, he hopes to raise awareness among patients and referring doctors on their minimally invasive, cutting edge treatment options.
Dr. Rogan is currently involved in researching intra-arterial chemotherapy as well as novel embolisation applications. He is excited this year to build a new Department of Interventional Oncology at Chris O’Brien Lifehouse Cancer Centre. He has special interests in embolization as it applies to conditions including prostate enlargement and knee pain.
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