Dr Damien Cleeve MBBS, FRANZCR
Born in Bendigo, Dr Damien Cleeve returned to Bendigo in 1979 after completing his Medical and Radiological Training in Melbourne at Monash University, The Alfred and Prince Henry’s Hospitals, with further overseas training at the Duke University Medical Centre in North Carolina. Dr Cleeve was appointed Director of Radiology at the Bendigo Health Care Group in 1987 and continues in this role to date. Bendigo Health Care Group acknowledged this service with Life Governorship presented in 2004. Dr Cleeve has continued a radiology teaching program for Melbourne University students from the Austin Clinical School since 1987. The new clinical school has allowed this program to expand to cater for Monash students in their third, fourth and final years.

Dr Rob Jarvis MBBS, FRANZCR
Dr Robert Jarvis completed his FRANZCR Radiology training at the University of Melbourne. For several years thereafter he worked at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital and was a partner at Chelmer Diagnostic Group until 1990. For over 16 years throughout this period, Dr Jarvis was an associate at the University of Melbourne, and played an active role in the training and teaching of Radiology registrars at both the Royal Melbourne Hospital and St Vincent’s Hospital on a weekly basis. In addition to his roles with training Early and Senior Registrar’s, Dr Jarvis also conducted regular Clinico-Radiological conferences for the Gastro-intestinal and Urology Units at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. Dr Jarvis moved to Bendigo in 1991 where he became a partner in Bendigo Radiology. He continued at the Royal Melbourne Hospital as a staff radiologist until 1996. Dr Jarvis is currently the Deputy Director of Radiology at the Bendigo Health Care Group (Bendigo Base Hospital), and is the director of Bendigo Regional Breastscreen. In addition to his Bendigo roles, Dr Jarvis is also the Director of Radiology at the Mt Alexander Hospital Castlemaine, and visiting radiologist to the Swan Hill and Hamilton hospitals.

Dr Sarah Skinner MBBS, FRANZCR
MBBS, FRANZCR Dr Sarah Skinner joined Bendigo Radiology in January 2005. Dr Skinner completed her Medical and Radiology training in South Australia at Flinders University. She has also completed a fellowship in MRI at the Flinders Medical Centre in 2000, and subsequently undertook a 2 year fellowship in Nuclear Medicine at Flinders and the Alfred Hospital Melbourne. Dr Skinner’s interests include Nuclear Cardiology, Musculoskeletal, Neuro imaging and Body MRI. Sarah was the inaugural representative of the Junior Radiologist’s Group to RANZCR Education Board.

Dr John Eng MBBS, FRANZCR
Dr John Eng is a radiologist and nuclear medicine specialist with interests in musculoskeletal and neurological MRI, body imaging, breast imaging, ultrasound and nuclear medicine cardiac perfusion imaging. He is also accredited in Bone Mineral Density and PET. He was the inaugural graduate from the Geelong Diagnostic Radiology training program and completed Nuclear Medicine fellowship training at the Austin Nuclear Medicine and PET Centre and at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. John regularly attends international conferences and workshops to keep up to date with the latest developments. He enjoys teaching students and registrars and has an active role as a GP liaison.

Dr Rachel Battye MBBS, FRANZCR
Dr Rachel Battye completed medical training at University of Adelaide in 2001. After completing Radiology training in 2009, she also undertook a fellowship in MRI at Flinders 2008/2009. Currently working as a Consultant at Flinders a part time capacity, Rachel’s areas of interest and expertise include head, neck and abdominal imaging, and MRI.  Reporting remotely for Bendigo Radiology has allowed Rachel to combine radiology practise with caring for her young child. A Senior Lecturer at Flinders University, Rachel teaches medical students and Radiology registrars and co-ordinates and conducts Clinical meetings weekly.

Dr Jill Wilkie
Dr Jill Wilkie trained in Medicine and Radiology in the UK. She attended the Middlesex and University College Schools of Medicine in London. Her General Medicine and Radiology Specialist Training took place at the Royal London Hospital and St Bartholomew’s Hospital. Jill spent her final year developing her special interest in Breast Imaging and Paediatric Radiology. Dr Wilkie has spent thelast 8 years as a Consultant in Radiology, specialising in Breast Imaging, at the Luton Dunstable Hospital Foundation Trust in the UK. She is also the lead Radiologist for Paediatrics and the joint lead Radiologist for gynaecological imaging. For the last 2 years, Jill has been involved in the NHS Breast Screening Programme as a Quality Assurance Radiologist, responsible for the Eastern UK Region, ensuring that standards are met and providing suggestions and targets for improvement. Dr Wilkie is looking forward to joining the Bendigo Radiology Group at the end of 2010.

Dr Margaret Bennett MBBS, FRANZCR
Dr Margaret Bennett is a Melbourne born Radiologist who trained at the University of Melbourne and St Vincent's Hospital and then did further training in Women's and Children's Imaging at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London. Margaret joined Bendigo Radiology in 2005. Living and working in the Western District, she attends both Hamilton and Portland Hospitals. Margaret has an academic appointment at Deakin University as a Senior Lecturer in Radiology.

Dr Stephen Fasulakis.
Stephen has been on staff at the Royal Children's Hospital since 1998. He also does sessions at the Northern and Epworth Hospitals. His interests are interventional radiology, vascular imaging and musculoskeletal imaging. Stephen was the recipient of the Geoff Crouch visiting Scholarhip in 2004 which he used to further his exposure to interventional radiology and management of vascular malformations in Toronto and Boston. He has been accredited by the Australian Conjoined Committee for recognition of training in Peripheral endovascular therapy. Commencing March 2011, he will be providing vascular and non-vascular interventional services in Bendigo and is now available for consultation as a visiting medical officer.

Dr Julius Tamangani

Dr Julius Tamangani became interested in Radiology after receiving an academic scholarship to study a full time master of science degree in Medical Imaging at the University of Leeds, United Kingdom.  He proceeded to train in Diagnostic Radiology in Birmingham, United Kingdom.  Julius spent the final year of his training as a fellow in Interventional and Diagnostic Neuroradiology at the Neurosciences Centre at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham.  He extended his training by a further six months developing further interest in Head and Neck imaging and ultrasound.  He also takes a keen interest in the teaching of medical students and Radiology trainees.