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X-ray eyes see deep inside Penguin

Visiting radiographers check out the recompression chamber at HMAS Penguin.
Visiting radiographers check out the recompression chamber at HMAS Penguin.
On the left LSMEDU Scott Creighton, in the entrance to the chamber, Beverlee MacDonnell-Scott and on the right Mr Nick Vertes.

HMAS Penguin recently hosted 20 radiographers from the Northern Sydney sub-branch of the Australian Institute of Radiography.

The radiographers were attending a one-day conference in conjunction with Balmoral Naval Hospital at Penguin.

With Sydney weather and views of the Heads at their finest, the delegates were given a tour of the base facilities, with particular interest shown in the hyperbaric chambers.
Talks were conducted on the primary casualty reception facility (PCRF), the submarine underwater medicine unit, Naval dental services, hydrographics and medical training facilities.

The day was organised by Mr Peter Slattery, the Chief Radiographer at the Balmoral Naval Hospital and LCDR Eddie Burke.
  • By Peter Slattery

 

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