Pritam Manohar Patil

Experienced Consultant Radiologist with over 15 years in CT and MRI, specializing in neuro, head and neck, body, and musculoskeletal imaging. Expertise includes advanced neuroimaging techniques and high-volume practice within a diagnostic network. FRCR-qualified and GMC registered, seeking a UK Locum Consultant Radiologist role to enhance patient care and support clinical collaboration and service improvement.

• General Medical Council (GMC) — Full registration with a licence to practise; GMC No. 8186434., Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists (FRCR), London — awarded 30 June 2023; FRCR No. 331874.
• FRCR, The Royal College of Radiologists, London — awarded 30 June 2023., Cardiac MRI — Level I certification/training and workshop., Adult Cardiac CT — Level I certification/training and workshop.
• Adult cardiac CT training and workshop level 1 certification - Indian association of cardiac imaging, september 2019.
• Adult cardiac MRI training and workshop level 1 certification - Indian association of cardiac imaging, september 2019.

• Indian Radiological and Imaging Association (IRIA) — Membership No. 1173LM/TS-913B.
• Indian Association of Cardiac Imaging (IACI) — Membership No. IACI/1202655.

• Patil P, Deshmukh H, Popat B, Rathod K. Spectrum of imaging in Budd-Chiari Syndrome. Pictorial Essay, Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Oncology, February 2012.
• Baharani A, Reddy PRR, Patil PM. The Efficacy and Safety of Intravitreal Dexamethasone Implant as Anti-inflammatory Monotherapy in the Management of Tuberculosis-associated Intermediate Uveitis. Ocular Immunology and Inflammation. 2021; publication details as recorded in source CV.

• Experienced in reporting urgent and emergency imaging during extended working hours, including trauma, acute abdominal presentations, acute stroke/neuroimaging and emergency CT angiography.
• Previous formal overnight on-call experience included emergency CT brain, trauma imaging and acute abdominal ultrasound; this was approximately 10 years ago.
• Current role does not include overnight on-call duties.

MONTHLY REPORTING WORKLOAD

CT brain, PNS & orbits ≈50

CT others: calcium score, neck, chest,   abdomen, pelvis, enterography, enteroclysis, colonography & dual-energy   ≈150

Coronary angiography ≈80

CT angiography: TAVI, brain, neck, limbs,   pulmonary & abdomen≈50

MRI brain & spine ≈150

MRI MSK ≈70

MRI other: Neck, abdomen, pelvis,   enterography, MRCP, prostate & Rectum ≈50

• Reports and plans cardiac MRI studies within current practice.
• Contributes to development and optimization of CT and MRI protocols for abdominal imaging, including structured reporting templates.
• Radiation Safety Officer, supporting radiation protection and safe radiological practice.
• Undertakes monthly case audits for quality control, participates in re-reporting where discrepancies are identified, and contributes to turnaround-time (TAT) and workflow improvement.
• Participates in online case presentations within the Vijaya radiologist group approximately once every three months, particularly in abdominal imaging.
• Teaches radiographers on relevant imaging workflow, quality and safety considerations.
• Provides case-based problem-solving support and communicates with junior consultants regarding difficult imaging cases.
• Participates in weekly online clinical meetings with other radiologists using Google Meet and Microsoft platforms, including discussion of interesting and challenging cases.
• Works in a diagnostic-centre environment with regular direct and telephonic communication with referring clinicians to clarify clinical questions and discuss imaging findings.

• Languages: English, Hindi, Marathi.
• Professional title: MD Radiodiagnosis.
• References available on request.