Doctor Bio's

After obtaining the RANZCR Fellowship in 1976, Peter worked in the USA as Assistant Professor of Radiology, University of Rochester, New York. On returning to Sydney in 1979 he worked for 6 years as a staff specialist at RPAH and RNSH. Over the years he enjoyed many Visiting Professorship appointments, delivered multiple presentations, participated in many grant applications, and published extensively.

In 1984 Peter entered private practice and by the mid 90’s had helped create and grow the PIttwater Radiology Group from 6 to over 40 radiologists and become its Executive Chairman. The Group continued to build via mergers and acquisitions across most of the states, and by 2000 was successfully floated as the MIA Group. Peter went on to become the first CEO and MD of MIA and over the next 3 years saw the company more than double its size by further growth in Australia and the UK.

In 2003 he resigned from MIA to pursue personal interests and return to clinical radiology. At this time he developed a keen interest in teleradiology and developed a special purpose company, DHS, to provide high quality service and fast response reporting capabilities to regional hospitals. Peter has since been reporting for hospitals in Queensland, South Australia, the Northern Territory and our site in Perth HSA.

Peter is currently a principal of DHS and continues to work as one of our practicing clinical radiologists.

Peter initially specialised in Internal Medicine, and then trained as a Radiologist. He worked as a Staff Specialist at Royal North Shore Hospital initially, and subsequently taught body imaging at the University of Rochester, New York, for 3 years. He then returned to Sydney and joined a highly successful private Radiology group, that later became Pittwater Radiology.

He contributed significantly to the College of Radiologists as Honorary Secretary, Federal Councillor, Convenor of the Mammography Committee, and member of the Economic Standing Committee.

He was the responsible Radiologist in establishing the National Mammography Screening Program, and established the College Mammography Accreditation Program. More recently, Peter has been a public Company Director, with MIA Group Ltd, and DCA group Ltd. He is a Chief Investigator in a research program at UNSW, called Learning Medical Image Knowledge, which has developed a Computer Aided Diagnosis program for diffuse lung disease.

Peter is currently a principal of DHS and continues to work as one of our practicing clinical radiologists.

Vincent graduated MBBS from the University of Sydney in 1967. He completed his hospital residency at Prince of Wales Hospital, and was Registrar at Royal Newcastle Hospital, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, and the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children. He graduated FRANZCR in 1972.

That year, Vincent commenced private practice at North Shore Medical Centre and was a cofounder of Ultrascan Radiology in 1980. He became Managing Partner of Ultrascan and guided the company through expansion and development to partnerships with six Imaging Centres, Joint Ventureships and Licensed MRI facilities employing 12 radiologists.

Throughout this time, Vincent held Visiting Medical Officer privileges at Royal North Shore Hospital, Nepean Hospital and Windsor Hospital. He developed and maintained a strong interest in Interventional and Procedural Radiology, was actively engaged in Registrar and Residency Training Programs, and heavily involved in Specialist Clinical Meetings.

In 2005, Vincent joined Dr Peter Macintosh as a clinical radiologist reporting via teleradiology for regional hospitals in Queensland and South Australia, and continues to work as one of our practicing clinical radiologists.

Charles graduated MBCHB from the University of Manchester in 1952. Following specialist training in both Radiodiagnosis and Diagnostic Radiology, and having won the Royal Australian College of Radiologists prize for Radiodiagnosis, he obtained his fellowship with the RANZ College of Radiologists in 1969.

From 1963 to 1969, Charles was a staff specialist and later Radiologist in Charge at Repatriation General Hospital, Concord. Following this, he entered private practice and became a Visiting Radiologist at Royal North Shore (where he was Chairman, Section of Radiology), Manly and Mona Vale Hospitals until 2003.

In 2006 Charles joined Dr Peter Macintosh and continues to work as one of our practicing clinical radiologists reporting on-site and via teleradiology for DHS.