The British Institute of Radiology (BIR) is delighted to announce the appointment of the Revd Dr Mike Kirby as its next President-elect.
Dr Kirby has been an active member of the BIR for many years and previously served as Chair of the Oncology and Radiotherapy Special Interest Group. He is currently an Honorary Lecturer in Radiotherapy Physics at the University of Liverpool and an Honorary Lecturer in Cancer Sciences at the University of Manchester.
A Fellow of the BIR, Dr Kirby is also a member of several leading professional organisations, including IPEM, AAPM, ASTRO, ESTRO and the ARR. His research is focused on image-guided radiotherapy, networking, service delivery, and education.
Commenting on the appointment, Claire Angus, BIR Chief Executive, said: “Mike has been a dedicated supporter of the BIR for many years and has a deep understanding of our values and mission. We are thrilled to welcome his expertise in imaging and radiation oncology as he steps into this key role.”
Mike has commented “I am delighted, and most honoured, to be asked to take on this role – especially following in the footsteps of such an illustrious line of Presidents. I will look to serve the membership, and beyond, to the best of my ability – knowing that all we endeavour to achieve is always ultimately for the better care of our patients.”
Mike is also a priest in the Church of England, presently serving in Liverpool (Anglican) Cathedral and Blackburn Diocese.
You can find out more about Mike here - https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/people/mike-kirby
