The Mersey School of Radiology (MSR) was founded in September 2002 as a joint initiative between the Mersey Deanery and the  University of Liverpool. It was one of the first, if not the first, deanery schools of Radiology in the country.  The purpose of the MSR is to plan and deliver a course of study for specialist registrars and specialist trainees in preparation for the  examinations of the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR).  It offers educational advice in the workplace and is often called upon to  provide guidance and direction in training matters. The main aim of the school is to produce the best radiologists possible with the  resources available. There are presently 54 full time training numbers and 5 less than full-time trainee numbers in Mersey who rotate  through 11 hospitals. Members Area  Teaching materials,  university teaching schedules, exam resources and other necessary resources for local trainees Courses  There are several locally organised courses for general training and exam preparation. Events  Radiology training calender features regular educational meetings including guest lectures and social events   Education & Training  There are immense opportunities for higher sub- specialty training available to local trainees Established in 2002 Disclaimer: The Mersey School of Radiology Website is still currently a work in progress, with continuous updates and modifications to the website. We are currently trialling a prototype version of the website. As such, some links will present as dead links and there maybe some design and formatting errors. However, all the resources which are accessible in its current form are up to date and accurate, apart from a few pictures! We thank you for your patience as we continue to streamline and develop the MSR website. Sincerely, the MSR Web Team