Honored to be associated with ISHNR as a founding member and now as Secretary General. ISHNR is a vibrant, thriving community that has pioneered the sub-specialty of head and neck imaging in India. It provides an incredible platform for young aspirants passionate about head and neck imaging, offering them invaluable opportunities for growth, learning, and networking.

Join us, and be part of something truly extraordinary! Together, we are shaping the future of head and neck imaging in India.

Dr. Diva Shah – Senior Consultant Radiologist

Dr. Diva Shah is currently serving as a Senior Consultant Radiologist at HCG Cancer Centre, where she has been associated for the last 8 years. She completed her post-graduation from the prestigious B. J. Medical College, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, and is an Ex-Associate Professor of Radiology at PSMC, Karamsad, Anand, Gujarat. Dr. Shah received her oncoimaging training from the renowned Tata Memorial Hospital, Mumbai. With over 16 years of experience in the field of Radiology, she has developed expertise in various subspecialties.

Key Areas of Interest/Skills:

• Head & Neck Imaging
• Oncoimaging, with a primary focus on GI, peritoneal, and pelvic imaging

Academic Interests:

Dr. Shah is regularly invited as a faculty member at various radiology, medical oncology, and surgical oncology CME programs and conferences at the national level, having delivered more than 50 lectures.

Publications:

10 publications

Professional Memberships and Roles:

• Founder member & Executive Committee member of the Indian Society of Oncoimaging
• Founder member of the Indian Society of Head and Neck Imaging
• Ex-JEC member of the Indian Society of Abdominal Imaging
• Expert Panelist for “Oncoimaging” and “Head & Neck Imaging” subspecialties for the Indian College of Radiology

Awards and Recognition:

• Recipient of the “Rising Star in Radiology” award in 2014
• ICRI Chairman’s Appreciation Award in 2021
• Oncoimaging Award in 2021 for best scientific work in multiparametric MRI for parotid gland tumors: Tertiary Care Centre Experience from Western India