What is the BSIR?

Definition of IR:

“A clinical doctor who performs image guided procedures, fully interprets the imaging required to guide and monitor response of those procedures, as well as provides the pre and post procedural care for those patients receiving imaged guided surgery procedures.”

The BSIR is a charitable foundation founded to promote and develop the practice of Interventional Radiology.

Contents

  1. What are the main objectives of the society?
  2. What is our structure?
  3. How do we work?
  4. How can I become a member?

What are the main objectives of the society?
  • To support and develop access to high quality information on Interventional Radiology for patients and all healthcare professionals.
  • To support audit and research in Interventional Radiology
  • To support education and training in Interventional Radiology

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What is our structure?

Executive Committee

BSIR Executive Officers'

  • President, Vice President
  • Treasurer
  • Secretary
  • Past President

BSIR Council

  • Chair of each Sub Committee

Committees

  • Audit and Quality Committee
  • Communications Committee
  • Education and Training Committee
  • Equality, Diversity and Inclusitivity Committee
  • Research Committee
  • Scientific Programme Committee

Special Interest Committees

  • Trainee Committee
  • Interventional Oncology Committee
  • Vascular Committee
  • Paediatric IR Committee
  • Nurses and Radiographers Committee
  • Vascular Anomalies Committee
  • IR Juniors
  • UNITE

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How do we work?

The society is regulated by a constitution which can be downloaded from the link in the left navigation pane.  Amendments to this constitution can only be made by a vote at the Annual General Meeting of the society which is open to all members of the society.  The executive committee of the society is the BSIR Council who work to support the aims expressed in the constitution and develop strategic objectives for the society which are annually reviewed.  Day to day decisions are taken by the BSIR Council officers; the President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer.

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How can I become a member?

Full membership is available to any healthcare professional. Full Membership incurs a subscription fee of £270 per annum, Overseas Membership £210 per annum, Trainee Membership £125 per annum and Associate Membership is available to nurses and radiographers who are members of BSIRNR £30 per annum. Further information on Membership can be found on the Members page. Please direct any membership enquiries to [email protected] or click 'Apply Now' to become a member now:

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Charity Info

British Society of Interventional Radiology (BSIR)
The Royal College of Radiologists
63 Lincoln’s Inn Fields
London WC2A 3JW

Registered Charity: 1198888
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