Professional Alliance of Indian Radiographers (PAIR)

International Radiographers Conference 2025

Under the inspiring theme, "Building Bridges in Radiology: Learn | Network | Thrive," this prestigious event offers a unique platform to connect with professionals from diverse backgrounds, enhance their skills, and contribute to the future of our profession.

More details and to book

We are now accepting submissions of poster and paper abstracts.

This is a fantastic opportunity to share their valuable experiences, research, case studies, and advancements in radiology with the wider radiographer community.

The last date for abstract submissions is May 16th, 2025

Don't miss this chance to:

- Learn: Gain insights from leading experts and cutting-edge research.

- Network: Connect with colleagues from across the UK.

- Thrive: Enhance your professional development and contribute to the advancement of radiology.

Conference Date: 5th July 2025

Venue: Apollo Buckingham Health Science Campus, Crewe

For complete details about the conference, including abstract submission guidelines, registration information, early bird pricing, and more.

About Us

The Professional Alliance of Indian Radiographers (PAIR) is a special interest group under the Society of Radiographers (SoR) in the UK. We are a dedicated network of Indian-origin radiographers working within the healthcare system.

Our Mission

PAIR is committed to supporting and empowering Indian radiographers in the UK by:

Promoting professional development: We offer resources, workshops, and events to help members enhance their skills and knowledge in the field of radiography.
Advocacy and representation: We act as a collective voice for Indian radiographers, advocating for their rights and interests within the profession.
Networking and mentorship: We provide opportunities for members to connect with colleagues, share experiences, and build a strong support network.
Celebrating diversity: We value the unique contributions of Indian radiographers and promote cultural understanding within the wider healthcare community.

Benefits of Membership

Professional development opportunities: Gain access to exclusive workshops, conferences, and educational resources.
Networking and mentorship: Connect with fellow Indian radiographers and benefit from the guidance of experienced professionals.
Support and advocacy: Have your voice heard on issues relevant to Indian radiographers in the UK healthcare system.
Stay informed: Receive updates on the latest developments in the field of radiography and the Indian radiographer community in the UK.

Why Join PAIR?

Connect with your community: Find a network of supportive colleagues who share your cultural background and professional interests.
Advance your career: Access resources and opportunities to help you develop your skills and knowledge, and progress in your chosen field.
Make a difference: Contribute to shaping the future of radiography in the UK by participating in advocacy and policy initiatives.
Celebrate your heritage: Connect with your cultural roots and share your traditions with fellow members.

Become a member of PAIR today and join a community that values your unique perspective and supports your professional journey.

Join Us

We welcome all Indian-origin radiographers working in the UK to join PAIR. Membership is open to both SoR members and non-members.

To join, please submit your details using the form below:

Join PAIR

Or email the national coordinators:

Mr Rajesh Kesavan
Mr Bosco Antony

Email PAIR

Board

Meet the Board of Directors and Board of Members

Resonate with PAIR recordings

Don't worry if you unfortunately missed out on the first session of Resonate with PAIR, we recorded the session and have uploaded it for your convenience.

Please click the play button below if you wish to watch the session.

Resonate with PAIR Online Lecture

The first webinar of the Resonate with PAIR series.

Improving Our Speak Up Culture

PAIR return with a second webinar of the Resonate with PAIR series. This time the SoR Special Interest Group (SIG) invited Pancy Jones, Chesterfield Royal NHS Foundation Trust, to conduct a presentation on the importance of Improving Speaking Up Culture.