Dr. Nicola Strickland

2017
Strickland issues new warning over U.K. workforce
The radiology workforce crisis in the U.K. is the most serious issue facing the Royal College of Radiologists, according to Dr. Nicola Strickland. Around 9% of U.K. radiologist posts are unfilled, with 41% of those having been vacant for over a year.
March 6, 2017
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