We believe every patient deserves the correct diagnosis and treatment.
The Radiology Academy exists to equip radiologists — from first examination to consultant practice — with the education, intelligence and support to deliver it.
Too many trainees told us the same thing in different words:
“I don’t know how to prepare for these exams.”
“I need practice that feels like the paper — not another textbook.”
“Anatomy, physics and 2A in one place.”
Exam preparation should forge capability, not add noise. So we built a resource that respects the standard of the FRCR and the people sitting it.
The Radiology Academy is examination preparation written and reviewed by practising UK radiologists:
Every question is double-read. The aim is simple: realistic practice that builds the judgement these exams demand.
Examination preparation forges the next generation. Intelligent clinical support — through MyRadAssistant — is built to extend the expertise of today’s radiologists: clinical intelligence beside the case, not instead of the radiologist.
We are not affiliated with or owned by the Royal College of Radiologists. We have no privileged access to exam content beyond having sat the exams ourselves. We do not reproduce copyrighted FRCR material.
What we do offer is deliberate practice at the right level of complexity — because we know what is at stake for trainees, for consultants, and for patients.
With thanks to the people who help equip the next generation of radiologists.
I built this because I couldn’t find a revision resource I trusted for my own FRCR. Our aim is focused, image-rich practice with a clear route for feedback and correction.
Geophysicist and PhD physicist specialising in numerical modelling and spatial data analysis. Based in the Tyneside area.
Clinical Scientist in the Nuclear Medicine Department at Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Board-eligible radiologist (FCPS) with postgraduate training in diagnostic imaging, structured reporting, and AI clinical validation.