Prof Parm Naidoo
Royal Hobart Hospital
About Prof Parm Naidoo
Professor Parm Naidoo is a senior interventional and diagnostic Radiologist and recent former Clinical Director of Radiology at the Royal Hobart Hospital (2018-2024), and Clinical Professor of Radiology at the University of Tasmania.
After completing his medical degree with honours at the University of Melbourne, he undertook his Radiology training and an MRI fellowship at Monash Health, before being appointed Director of Radiology at that networks second largest campus at Dandenong from 2003-2018, after which he was asked to head the department of Radiology at the Royal Hobart Hospital.
Previously holding joint appointments as Clinical Associate Professor at both the University of Melbourne and Monash University, and head of Imaging Education at Monash, he is a passionate and accomplished educator. Prof Naidoo has published extensively and lectured nationally and internationally. He founded and convened the premier Radiology fellowship course in the Australasia, the Radio-diagnosis Review Course from 2012 to 2020 inclusive. Prof. Naidoo is particularly passionate about using imaging to expedite management and treatment of diseases of the diabetic foot and has been the invited keynote speaker at the prior 3 LEAP (Lower Limb Amputation Prevention) national conferences.