Download Dr David Wilson becomes President Elect

21 January 2014
The British Institute of Radiology appoints
Dr David Wilson as new President-Elect
Dr David Wilson, Honorary Consultant Radiologist, Oxford University Hospital Trust has formally
accepted the post of President-Elect of the British Institute of Radiology (BIR). Dr Wilson, who is
currently Vice President (Education), will serve as the President-Elect before becoming President of
the BIR from September 2014, when the current President, Professor Andrew Jones, ends his twoyear term of office.
Dr Wilson was formally proposed and elected as the Council nomination for President at the Council
meeting on 11 December 2013.
Professor Andrew Jones said “David’s vast clinical knowledge, combined with his experience, energy
and enthusiasm for education at the BIR makes him an ideal candidate to guide the BIR through the
next stage of our strategic aims. This new post of President-Elect will enable him to prepare for two
years of leadership of the Council of Trustees.”
Dr Wilson said, “I have been a member of the BIR for over thirty years and am delighted and
honoured to be taking up the post as President at such an exciting time of development and
innovation for the BIR.”
His primary interest is in the application of modern imaging techniques to disorders of the
locomotors system. He has undertaken original work in the application of diagnostic ultrasound to
joint, muscle and soft tissue disease with particular attention to joint effusion and congenital
dysplasia of the hip.
Dr Wilson has previously held the positions of Commissioning Editor British Journal Radiology 2011 –
2012
Deputy Editor British Journal Radiology 2012 – 2013.
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Image: Dr David Wilson
Notes to Editors
About The British Institute of Radiology
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The British Institute of Radiology (BIR) is an independent multidisciplinary organisation, and
a registered charity, whose membership is open to everyone with an interest in radiology
and radiation oncology.
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The British Institute of Radiology is the oldest radiological society in the world.
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We strive to ensure that the potential of image science and radiation technology to prevent,
detect and combat disease is fully realised. We believe in the importance of research and
education, and we promote collaboration and the sharing of knowledge and understanding.
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To help fulfil our aims, we undertake a wide range of activities, including publishing, the
organisation of scientific meetings and conferences and the provision of library and
information services.
For information about this release please contact:
Carole Cross
Communications Manager
48-50 St John Street
London EC1M 4DG
Tel. 020 3668 2224 [email protected] www.bir.org.uk