The College of Radiologists Singapore was incorporated on 17 August 2004. The principal activities of the College are to advance the art and science of radiology and nuclear medicine and its subspecialties, promote study and research into medical and scientific problems, to sustain and foster postgraduate education and conduct higher professional examinations and to award diplomas.

For the history and formation of the College, please click here.

To provide leadership in training, education, advocacy, patient safety and professional guidance in the field of radiology practice, nuclear medicine, radiation oncology and other radiology sub-specialities in Singapore and the region.

To promote and maintain the highest professional and ethical standards in diagnostic and interventional radiology, nuclear medicine and radiation oncology and their subspecialties.

• To advance the art and science of diagnostic and interventional radiology, nuclear medicine and radiation oncology and their subspecialties
• To promote the study and research into medical and scientific problems
• To sustain and foster postgraduate education
• To conduct higher professional examinations and to award diplomas in diagnostic and interventional radiology, nuclear medicine and radiation oncology and their subspecialties
• To represent the collective professional opinions of the radiology specialists.
• To establish and maintain standards and guidelines for the radiology practice.
• To engage and promote inter-collegiate cooperation with medical specialists from other disciplines in the Academy for the advancement of medical care, patient safety and education.
• To protect the interest and dignity of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore

The Red and White colours of the shield, crest and mantling are derived from the Colours of the flag of Singapore. The Hydra, which represents conquest of a very powerful enemy, indicates a determination to overcome any challenge or adversity.

Two bolts of Lightning, which represent electricity, forcefulness and speed, are crossed in the shape of the letter X to refer to X-rays, i.e. Radiology in particular. The Book symbolizes the never-ending quest for knowledge, alluding to the contribution of Radiological knowledge in expeditiously alleviating and treating sickness, which is symbolized by the black colour of the chief.

The Sea lion holding the staff of the Aesculapius indicates the medical profession in Singapore. The Sea lion and the wavy chief referring to the close association of Singapore with the sea.

The banner contains the College Motto “Semper Radii Progredient” which means Always Let Radiology Advance.

The Coat of Arms was designed by Dr Low Chen Hoong.

The governance and constitution of the College is determined by its Memorandum and Articles of Association and its By-laws. The Council is empowered to make amendments to the By-laws. However, amendments to the Memorandum and Articles of Association must be passed by the House.

For the College’s Memorandum and Articles of Association, please click here.

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