what is
rad chat?
Rad Chat is designed to educate and inform people living with and beyond cancer, the general public and healthcare professionals working in oncology.
The founders, Naman Julka-Anderson and Jo McNamara are both therapeutic radiographers who have unique backgrounds with 25+ year experience working within radiotherapy and oncology. They are passionate advocates for radiotherapy and therapeutic radiographers, positive agitators who aren’t afraid to challenge the status quo and accessible experts you can trust.
They're empowering healthcare professionals worldwide by providing free, CPD-accredited radiotherapy and oncology education. By sharing real-world experience, expert insights, best practices and patient perspectives, we're helping healthcare professionals’ advance cancer care and improve patient outcomes.
They're empowering healthcare professionals worldwide by providing free, CPD-accredited radiotherapy and oncology education. By sharing real-world experience, expert insights, best practices and patient perspectives, we're helping healthcare professionals’ advance cancer care and improve patient outcomes.
Listen to our international multi-award-winning podcast
Stay up to date with the latest radiotherapy and oncology advancements. We provide insights into both technical skills and career development, helping you progress confidently in your field and shape your professional future.
Impact
Our podcast is within the top 1% for content creation in the world with over 300 episodes listened to in over 125 countries around the world.
We have on average over 10,000 followers across social media.
We have won 1 international, 2 regional awards along with being nominated and shortlisted for many more.
We have worked with over 15 charities, NHS organisations and private companies.
resources
hub
Rad Chat offer free CPD-accredited content, offering flexible learning that fits your busy schedule. We make advanced knowledge, engaging and accessible, supporting continuous learning and professional development without compromising patient care, or personal time. Here you'll also find an ever-growing curated collection of images showcasing a range of common and complex effects associated with cancer treatment, including skin reactions, scarring, and other treatment-related changes.
