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Stewart Whitley receives ISRRT award for his service and commitment

Award ceremony at ECR

At the European Congress of Radiology in Vienna, Austria, former International Society of Radiographers and Radiological Technologists (ISRRT) treasurer and director of professional practice Stewart Whitley was presented with the ISRRT Dien van Dijk award.

The award is in honour of the contributions of Dien van Dijk, one of the founders of the ISRRT who, in 1962, became its first president. The objectives that she upheld were to assist the education of radiographers and to support the development of medical radiation technology worldwide. Dedicated to her memory, the award honours members of the ISRRT who have shown exceptional service and commitment to the ideals she demonstrated. Whitley said he was honoured to receive the award and thanked the ISRRT board.

Lead picture: representatives of the ISRRT board and member societies from across the world.

Read this report on page 3 of the April 2025 issue of RAD Magazine.

Napapang Pongnapang and Stewart Whitley
ISRRT president Napapong Pongapang from Bangkok is pictured handing over the award to Stewart Whitley

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