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Improving health outcomes across Queensland
Sunshine Coast Radiology provides medical imaging across a range of practices throughout Queensland, using both general and specialised radiology services to ensure the best possible health outcomes for our patients.
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Patient Apps
Conveniently access medical images with Sunshine Coast Radiology’s Patient Apps.
Our Free Patient Apps are secure digital portals, providing simple and secure, 24/7 access to your images and diagnostic reports.
You will have the ability to take your images and reports with you across Australia, via your smart phone, tablet or online web portal.
Using the any of our Apps, you can also easily request an appointment at a practice across our network for a day, time and location that suits you.
Patient Apps are available to download for the following practices:
our Practices
Your local radiology providers
Our network comprises practices throughout Brisbane, Redcliffe and Moreton Bay, across the Sunshine Coast and up to Central Queensland.
In addition to our generalist radiology practices, Sunshine Coast Radiology also has several specialist practices including:
- Breast Diagnostic Specialists
- Integrated Pain Management
- Diagnostic Imaging for Women
- Advanced Women's Imaging
OUR OPPORTUNITIES
Work with Us
At Sunshine Coast Radiology we have exciting opportunities to develop your career across a range of roles throughout Queensland.
With Sunshine Coast Radiology, your work will help in creating a healthier world.
- Radiologists
- Radiographers
- Sonographers
- Echocardiographers
- Nuclear Medicine Technologists
- Nuclear Medicine Physicians
- Registered Nurses
- Enrolled Nurses
- Clinical Assistants
- Managers
- Supervisors
- Receptionists
- Booking Centre Agents
- People & Culture
- Risk Management
- IT
- Finance
- Marketing
NEWS
Insights
Nuclear Medicine Technologists
Sunshine Coast Radiology is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our multidisciplinary team at Sunshine Coast Radiology.
What happens when you’re referred for a PET/CT scan?
Being referred for a PET/CT scan can raise a lot of questions. For most people, the greatest concern is not the scan itself, but uncertainty around what will happen on the day and how to prepare. This guide explains exactly what to expect when you’re referred for a PET/CT scan. It covers booking your appointment, preparation, and what will happen on the day, so you arrive feeling informed and at ease.
Why do I need an appointment for an ultrasound and not an X-ray?
Ultrasounds require appointments because they often need preparation, take longer and involve real time assessment by a trained sonographer and sometimes a radiologist. X-rays don’t usually require preparation and are quicker, which allows for walk in availability. Both X-rays and ultrasounds are performed by highly trained imaging professionals who focus on accuracy, safety and patient care.
Here are more insights about the preparation, procedure and scans to further explain why a booking is necessary for ultrasounds.