Andrew Dwyer
SAHMRI Node Director, CRIC
Andrew is currently the Director of the Clinical & Research Imaging Centre (CRIC) and Head of Imaging at the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI). He graduated in 2001 with the Frank S. Hone Memorial prize for medicine, the William Gardner prize for surgery and the University of Adelaide Lister medal. He was admitted as a fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists in 2009 after fellowship in MRI and was awarded the RANZCR 2016 Bill Hare Fellowship.
His interests include:
- Advanced clinical and research MRI applications.
- Functional neuroimaging.
- Cardiac CT and MRI (ANZCTCA and ANZCMR accredited).
- Orthopaedic and sports medicine.
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