Radiation oncologist Dr Gerry Adams reflects on a career that has spanned continents, disciplines and leadership in cancer care. Originally from Northern Ireland and trained in Edinburgh, Dr Adams eventually made his way to regional Queensland, where he has helped build and expand radiation oncology services in Bundaberg. 

Dr Adams discusses the rewards and challenges of practising in a regional centre, his clinical interests including research into immunotherapy following surgery and radiation therapy for skin cancer, and the rapid technological advances shaping the future of cancer treatment. Dr Adams also reflects on his service to RANZCR, including his time as Dean of the Faculty of Radiation Oncology, and his current role as Chair of the Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Empowerment Committee (MATEC). 

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Radiation oncologist Dr Gerry Adams reflects on a career that has spanned continents, disciplines and leadership in cancer care. Originally from Northern Ireland and trained in Edinburgh, Dr Adams eventually made his way to regional Queensland, where he has helped build and expand radiation oncology services in Bundaberg.&nbsp;
Dr Adams discusses the rewards and challenges of practising in a regional centre, his clinical interests including research into immunotherapy following surgery and radiation therapy for skin cancer, and the rapid technological advances shaping the future of cancer treatment. Dr Adams also reflects on his service to RANZCR, including his time as Dean of the Faculty of Radiation Oncology, and his current role as Chair of the Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Empowerment Committee (MATEC).&nbsp;
The Scan is proudly brought to you by The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists. <a href="https://www.ranzcr.com/">https://www.ranzcr.com/</a>&nbsp;

The Scan is a podcast produced by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), created for members and the wider healthcare community.

Hosted by Chris Ashmore, the series explores the latest topics, innovations and issues shaping clinical radiology and radiation oncology, featuring insights from RANZCR members, leaders and experts across the profession.

New episodes released monthly.
Feedback or episode ideas: media@ranzcr.edu.au

The Scan&nbsp;is a podcast produced by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), created for members and the wider healthcare community.
Hosted by Chris Ashmore, the series explores the latest topics, innovations and issues shaping clinical radiology and radiation oncology, featuring insights from RANZCR members, leaders and experts across the profession.
New episodes released monthly. Feedback or episode ideas:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:media@ranzcr.edu.au">media@ranzcr.edu.au</a>

The Scan

The Scan is a podcast produced by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), created for members and the wider healthcare community.

Hosted by Chris Ashmore, the series explores the latest topics, innovations and issues shaping clinical radiology and radiation oncology, featuring insights from RANZCR members, leaders and experts across the profession.

New episodes released monthly.
Feedback or episode ideas: media@ranzcr.edu.au 

The Scan&nbsp;is a podcast produced by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR), created for members and the wider healthcare community.
Hosted by Chris Ashmore, the series explores the latest topics, innovations and issues shaping clinical radiology and radiation oncology, featuring insights from RANZCR members, leaders and experts across the profession.
New episodes released monthly. Feedback or episode ideas:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:media@ranzcr.edu.au">media@ranzcr.edu.au</a>&nbsp;