Representative body of radiologists
The RSSA is the representative body of radiologists in both public and private sectors and those in training. Our responsibility concentrates on looking after the interests of radiology.
Who We Are
The RSSA is the representative body of radiologists in both public and private sectors and those in training.
Who We Are
Established in 1974
The Radiological Society of South Africa (RSSA) was established in 1974 as the Professional Association of Radiologists in South Africa and has since expanded to include Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe.
We have grown to a membership base of over 1000 individual members and almost 100 Practices.
Latest News
26 September 2026
RSSA: Risk Report - Health Sector
The 2026/2027 IRMSA Risk Report has recently been released. The Report applies the identified risks for South Africa to key sectors, including the hea...
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25 September 2026
Reminder: RSSA | MSK 2026 Congress: 16 - 18 October 2026
Please be reminded to register for the upcoming RSSA 2026 MSK Imaging Course, which will be held at The Westin Hotel, Cape Town - 16th ...
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25 September 2026
RSNA : Across Africa - Advancing Cancer Imaging
Click here for more info: Across Africa: Advancing Cancer Imaging | RSNA.
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Benefits of Membership
The RSSA (Radiological Society of South Africa) is the Professional Association of Radiologists in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe.
Our promise is to provide radiologists with imaging standards, protocols, ethical guidelines and training to ensure appropriate imaging and the best outcomes for their patients.
About Radiology
Radiology is a part of medical science that specialises in the diagnosis of diseases by obtaining and interpreting medical images.
Medical images are obtained in a variety of ways, by using X-rays or radioactive substances, sound waves or magnetic fields.
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There is a wealth of ever-increasing benefits to joining the RSSA.
The RSSA has an excellent reputation of uniting radiologists and looking after their interests, and we, therefore, wish to emphasise the greater the support, the more effective and influential the Society will be.
