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The Department of Diagnostic Imaging at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia offers diagnostic imaging and image-guided therapy services.
Atlantic Canada
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The following types of medical expertise are offered in Department Of Diagnostic Imaging Dalhousie University
No Telehealth Services
['QEII Health Sciences Centre', 'IWK Health Centre', 'Saint John Regional Hospital']
The David Fraser Radiology Research Foundation develops research opportunities in medically related fields with emphasis on radiology. Radiologists, scientists, and trainees are engaged in cutting-edge research in diverse fields such as nuclear medicine and population health. The department also benefits from home-grown seed funding, multidisciplinary connections, and in-house expertise and support staff for research.
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