Dr. Greg Raymond is a Clinical Professor, University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, Department of Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging, and a Partner with Medical Imaging Consultants (MIC), in Edmonton Alberta. MIC is a group of 120 partner and associate radiologists providing radiology services for multiple hospitals and 15 clinics in the greater Edmonton area, and the group is responsible for the Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Resident and Fellow training programs and medical student teaching at the University of Alberta. In 2007 Dr. Raymond began providing teleradiology reporting support for the Africa Mercy hospital ship serving in West Africa, and began recruiting other MIC radiologists to help out. In 2014 the partnership of MIC voted to take on the reporting of Mercy Ships cases (pro bono) and all imaging coming from the ships are integrated into the MIC RIS/PACS. At present, there are 2 large hospital ships in Africa, and on a daily basis MIC is reporting many fascinating and challenging cases, often with pathology that would be rarely or never seen in Canada.

Dr. Raymond is a native of Nova Scotia, receiving his M.D. and radiology residency training at Dalhousie University and a Thoracic Imaging fellowship from the University of Alberta. He served as a physician in the Canadian Armed Forces for 20 years with additional training as a flight surgeon, diving medical officer, Base surgeon, and search and rescue physician, and additionally was Chief of Radiology for the CAF from 2001-2005. He was awarded the Young Researcher Award from the CAR in 2002, has been a Visiting Professor of Research for the Royal College, and has been the recipient of numerous resident teaching awards at the University of Alberta over the past 28 years.
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