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Dr Corey Thompson

Dr Corey
Thompson

BMBS, GradDip Surg Anat, MMed (Radiology), FRANZCR, FAANMS
Specialties and interests
  • Oncology and trauma imaging
  • PET and theranostics
  • Nuclear medicine
About

Dr Corey Thompson is a dual-trained Radiologist and Nuclear Medicine Specialist at Qscan Radiology Clinics, based on the Sunshine Coast. He completed his radiology training at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne in 2022, followed by a two-year Nuclear Medicine fellowship. His first fellowship year was at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, focusing on PET, therapy/theranostics, and general nuclear medicine. He then completed his second year at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital, where he continues to practise.

Dr Thompson has a strong clinical interest in oncology and trauma imaging and is actively involved in malignant haematology and head and neck multidisciplinary meetings. He is also committed to medical education and supports junior doctors and registrars throughout their radiology training.

Fellowships
  • Nuclear Medicine Fellowship, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital & Sunshine Coast University Hospital

News & Articles

 

Your Qscan Reports Are Now in My Health Record — Here's What It Means for You

Managing your health has always required juggling paperwork, referrals, test results, scan reports passed between spe

Radiology in Lung Cancer: Evolving roles in screening, staging, and restaging

Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related mortality globally.

Rare and Uncommon Cancer PET-CT Medicare Rebate

As of 1 November 2022, Medicare rebates are available for patients suffering from rare and uncommon cancers.

Your Qscan Reports Are Now in My Health Record — Here's What It Means for You

Managing your health has always required juggling paperwork, referrals, test results, scan reports passed between spe

Radiology in Lung Cancer: Evolving roles in screening, staging, and restaging

Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related mortality globally.

Rare and Uncommon Cancer PET-CT Medicare Rebate

As of 1 November 2022, Medicare rebates are available for patients suffering from rare and uncommon cancers.