Management Skills for Radiologists

Mar 1st, 2020Mar 2nd, 2020
London, 17
GB
https://www.rcr.ac.uk/clinical-radiology/event/management-skills-radiologists
Phone:020 7406 5942
This two-day course is designed to take the delegate through the key management challenges that face consultant radiologists in the current NHS.
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