Radiology SA believes in working together to benefit patients and our local community. To achieve this, Radiology SA has established RSA cares. This unique outreach initiative has three programs aimed at supporting the wider community in three distinct and meaningful ways that resonate with our community and staff.
The RSA Give Program provides donations to registered charities on a quarterly basis. RSA cares about its people and we care about the causes and charities near and dear to them. Our staff are given the opportunity to nominate and vote on charities to be recipients of the RSA Give Program.
RSA supports charities aligned with the following themes:
- Prevention and wellness
- Cure and/or provision of care
- Local community organisations
- Environmental causes
Current recipient organisation: Australian Marine Conservation Society
Historically, Radiology SA has supported the following charities:
- The Mary Potter Foundation Inc
- The Cancer Council
- Royal Australian College of General Practitioners [RACGP]
- Neurosurgical Research Foundation
- Royal Australian College of Surgeons [RACS]
- Beyond Blue
- MS Society of SA & NT
- The Smith Family
- The Salvation Army Flood Appeal
- Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation [JDRF]
- Stillbirth Foundation Australia
- Can: Do 4 Kids
- Cure Brain Cancer Foundation
- RSPCA
- Australian Marine Conservation Society
The RSA Support Program is all about providing encouragement and support for students studying in health care, in particular students experiencing financial and/or educational disadvantage.
We want to continually support the training of quality health care professionals, for the long term benefit of our patients, and the wider community.
The RSA Support Program provides a grant for two students per academic year.
Students will be selected from the following institutions:
- University of South Australia - annual grant for a commencing or continuing student enrolled to study a Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging)
- Flinders University - annual grant for a commencing or continuing student enrolled to study a post graduate Doctor of Medicine