Diagnostic radiology
His diagnostic work spans body, vascular and oncological imaging, with additional training in post-mortem imaging. He interprets findings in the context of the clinical question and the patient pathway.
Interventional RadiologistClinical AI Advisor
About Dr Raham
Dr Raham
Karimaghaei
MBBS · BSc (Hons) · FRCR
Dr Raham Karimaghaei’s work connects diagnosis, image-guided surgery and the decisions that shape a patient’s care.
He brings the perspective of a practising consultant to healthcare technology: an understanding of the clinical problem, the people involved and what needs to happen next.
That perspective comes from a career across emergency medicine, diagnostic imaging and interventional radiology—and from working with teams exploring how AI can become part of clinical practice.
Explore his clinical background- Clinical experience
- Over 16 years across multiple hospitals and medical specialtiesHis clinical background spans district general hospitals and specialist centres, including the Royal Marsden, Great Ormond Street Hospital and St George’s Hospital.This breadth of experience informs his approach to diagnostic radiology, image-guided intervention and clinical decision-making.
- Medical training
- St George’s Hospital Medical SchoolBachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)2005–2011 · MBBS Merit AwardBachelor of Science (Honours) in Anatomy2010 · BSc (Hons)Clinical Radiology Training and Interventional Radiology Fellowship2016–2022 · St George’s Hospital Training SchemeFellow of the Royal College of Radiologists (FRCR)2020
- Specialist registration
- GMC Specialist RegisterCCT in Clinical Radiology, with recognised subspecialty accreditation in Interventional Radiology.GMC number 7134515View GMC registration
Scope of practice
Diagnostic insight and
image-guided surgery
Interventional radiology
Image-guided surgery for vascular and non-vascular conditions, with clinical interests including arterial and venous intervention, embolisation and biliary procedures.
AI Lead
As an AI Lead working within the imaging network, he supports the clinical evaluation and introduction of AI into imaging services. His work includes procurement, testing and validation, with attention to governance, clinical workflows and the patient pathway.
AI in clinical practice
New technology needs
a clear place in care
His interest in AI is rooted in the same questions he faces in clinical practice: what problem needs solving, what information is reliable and what should happen next?
As an AI Lead and clinical advisor, he contributes to procurement, testing and validation, with attention to clinical evidence, expert oversight and the practical demands of implementation. He helps teams consider how a product can support a clinical pathway and how its value should be assessed.
Work together
A clinical perspective
for your next project
For advisory work, technology evaluation, education and professional collaboration.