Dr. Richard Graham

Dr Richard Graham read medicine at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge (graduating with first class honours in Natural Sciences (Pharmacology)) and New College, University of Oxford. After junior hospital jobs in London, Dr Graham returned to Oxford to train in radiology. He undertook specialist training in nuclear medicine in Oxford and was awarded the Constance Thornton Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists in 2008 to fund a visiting fellowship in molecular imaging at Stanford University Medical Centre, California. Appointed to Bath as a consultant in 2009, he has since taken a career break for 6 months to broaden his knowledge in musculoskeletal radiology working as a locum consultant radiologist at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre, Oxford. He is a reservist with the Royal Navy and has served as the UK consultant radiologist at Camp Bastion, Afghanistan. He is co-editor of the Oxford Handbook of Emergencies in Radiology. Dr Graham supervises radiology trainees from the Severn Deanery, is a visiting senior lecturer at the University of Bath and a lecturer in medicine at Hertford College, University of Oxford. His areas of subspecialisation are Nuclear Medicine, diagnostic and interventional musculoskeletal, trauma, endocrine and oncological radiology.

Research and Teaching Interests

Tumour angiogenesis (blood supply) imaging
Co-editor of the Oxford Handbook of Emergencies in Radiology

Current positions

• Consultant Radiologist at the Royal United Hospital, Bath.
• Clinical Tutor, University of Bristol Medical School
• Bath Visiting Senior Lecturer, Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, University of Bath

Relevant qualifications

• BM BCh
• FRCR (UK)

Membership of professional, national and regional bodies

• Fellow of Royal College of Radiologists
• British Nuclear Medicine Society
• European Society of Cardiology – Member of Nuclear Cardiology and Cardiac CT working group
• Armed Forces Committee, British Medical Association
• Radiological Society of North America
• European Society of Radiology
• British Institute of Radiology