Professor Prahlad Ho is a laboratory and clinical haematologist and is the Divisional Director of Diagnostic as well as Chief Medical Officer at Northern Health. He is currently also the Chair of the Research Executive Committee overseeing research strategy for Northern Health. Prahlad was the project lead for the development of Northern Pathology Victoria and Northern Imaging Victoria. Prahlad has a passion for diagnostic research and is currently Director of the Northern Clinical diagnostic and Thrombovascular Centre (NECTAR) and is an adjunct Associate Professor (Research) at both University of Melbourne and Monash University.

Associate Professor Terry Kok is a Diagnostic and Interventional Radiologist and is inaugural Director of Northern Imaging Victoria, providing clinical and operational leadership to the team. Terry trained in Internal Medicine and Radiology and has subspecialty clinical expertise in adult and paediatric IR, Cardiothoracic, Neuro and Abdominal imaging with fellowships in Dublin, Cambridge and London. He has an extensive academic track-record with >150 scientific publications and has authored multiple Radiology books and chapters. He is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Melbourne and previously served on the RANZCR Interventional Radiology (2020-2024) and CIRSE Endovascular committees.

Sophie Dodson is the inaugural Operations Manager for Northern Imaging Victoria. She graduated from RMIT in 2000 with a BAppSc, Medical Radiations and has worked at Western and Northern Health since qualifying. She also worked for a brief period at the Royal London Hospital in the UK (mid 2000s) before returning to Western Health, and subsequently Northern Health, where she held roles as General Supervisor and subsequently, Imaging Manager. Sophie is a proud mum of 2 boys and her interests outside of work include sport (many years playing competitive representative hockey for Tasmania), travelling, spending time with family and cooking.

Paul graduated from RMIT before completing his internship as a radiographer at the Northern Hospital. After a few years of clinical experience, he left the hospital environment to establish a mobile imaging company servicing aged care facilities and Melbourne’s Youth Justice Centre. Returning to the Northern Hospital as a night shift radiographer, he has subsequently moved into a management role and has been involved with the transition of radiology services to NIV for the majority of 2023. Paul is passionate about providing accessible healthcare to all and is excited by what NIV and future Northern Health projects will mean for the community he grew up in.

Asim Jaleel is the RIS, PACS and Imaging Informatics Manager at Northern Imaging Victoria. As an experienced Digital Health professional with a strong history of working in both the public and private healthcare sectors in Victoria, he has skills and experience in implementation consulting, understanding business processes, workflows and service delivery. He completed his Bachelor of Applied Science in IT from Swinburne University in 2003 and has since worked through multiple implementations around Australia and NZ, specialising in Medical Imaging with a proven track record of successful project delivery. He is currently undertaking studies to gain a Graduate Certificate in Digital Health from LaTrobe University.

Minh is the Quality Manager of Northern Imaging Victoria. Having commenced his career in the clinical space, Minh is passionate and driven to ensuring NIV delivers high standards of clinical practice and patient care. To support the operation and business development of NIV and broaden his industry insights, Minh is completing a full-time MBA at Monash Business School where he engages with Australian and international companies in consulting projects. Outside of work, Minh loves spending time with his young family, travelling, practicing Chinese calligraphy, and enjoying good food and coffee.

Anne is a Project Manager for Northern Imaging Victoria. Graduating in 1991 from RMIT with a BAppSc, Medical Radiations, she worked overseas before returning to complete a Graduate Diploma in MRI in 2002. In 2018, she was accredited as a Magnetic Resonance Safety Officer with the American Board of MR Safety. She is the author of “Planning and Positioning in MRI” and has collaborated on several allied health publications. Anne brings a decade of experience as a Chief Radiographer and Divisional Director in allied health. She continues to be actively involved in MRI and as an advocate for skills development among allied health practitioners.