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Central Queensland's medical imaging specialists
Improving health outcomes across Central Queensland
Central Queensland Radiology provides medical imaging across a range of locations, using both general and specialised radiology services to ensure the best possible health outcomes for our patients.
access images
Download our Patient App
Conveniently access medical images with Central Queensland Radiology’s Patient App, IQ VUE.
Our free Patient App is a secure digital portal, providing simple and secure, 24/7 access to your images and diagnostic reports.
You will have the ability to take your images and reports with you across Australia, via your smart phone, tablet or online web portal.
Using IQ VUE, you can also easily request an appointment at a clinic for a day, time and location that suits you.
our CLINICS
Your local radiology providers
Central Queensland Radiology comprises clinics across central Queensland with locations at:
- Rockhampton
- Gladstone
- Hillcrest Hospital
- Emerald Hospital
- Rockhampton Hospital
- Gladstone Hospital
- Capricorn Coast Hospital
- Biloela Hospital
OUR OPPORTUNITIES
Work with Us
At Central Queensland Radiology we have exciting opportunities to develop your career across a range of roles throughout Queensland.
With Central Queensland Radiology, your work will help in creating a healthier world.
- Radiologists
- Radiographers
- Sonographers
- Echocardiographers
- Nuclear Medicine Technologists
- Nuclear Medicine Physicians
- Registered Nurses
- Enrolled Nurses
- Clinical Assistants
- Managers
- Supervisors
- Receptionists
- Booking Centre Agents
- People & Culture
- Risk Management
- IT
- Finance
- Marketing
NEWS
Insights
Men’s Health and the Importance of Early Diagnosis
Radiology plays a key role in helping diagnose a range of men’s health issues.
Coal Mine Workers Health Scheme
The Coal Mine Workers Health Scheme aims to protect your long-term health as a coal mine worker.
Osteoporosis – How Central Queensland Radiology can support you
Osteoporosis is a condition in which bones become fragile and brittle, leading to a higher risk of breaks. The risk increases with age; 1 in 2 women women and 1 in 3 men over the age of 60 are at risk of an osteoporotic fracture. Osteoporosis is both treatable and preventable. Treatment is more successful when bone loss is detected at the earliest stage.
