Laura is a UK based diagnostic radiographer with over ten years experience across a range of imaging modalities. She has been a volunteer with Worldwide Radiology since 2021, providing clinical and administrative support to various projects and helping to set-up and run teleradiology services in Malawi and the Gambia. Last year, Laura completed an MSc in Global Health at the University of Manchester. She currently divides her time between her clinical role in the NHS and her work with Worldwide Radiology.

Dr Chetcuti completed her medical training in Malta before qualifying as a consultant paediatric radiologist in the UK. Dr Chetcuti has worked in the realm of global radiology for the past 12 years. Since 2020, Dr Chetcuti has been the consultant radiologist at the Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre, Malawi, as well as being a radiology lecturer and postgraduate lead for the newly created radiology residency programme at the Kamuzu University of Health Sciences in Malawi. Dr Chetcuti is a former Chair of the British Society of Paediatric Radiologists Outreach Group, has held the role of senior specialist consultant radiologist for Médecins Sans Frontières and has worked extensively with Worldwide Radiology and the Malawi-Liverpool Wellcome Trust to develop radiology services in Malawi.

Dr Anyitey-Kokor currently works as a senior specialist radiologist at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, as well as lecturing at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana. She has over 15 years of experience as a radiologist in TB and HIV clinics, where she has reviewed thousands of adult and paediatric chest x-rays. Dr Anyitey-Kokor has received specialist training in TB chest x-ray interpretation as part of the ORIO-Project "Accelerating Case Detection of Tuberculosis in Ghana". 

Dr Sojimi is a radiologist with over three years experience in the field as a specialist. He currently serves as a consultant radiologist at Reddington Hospital in Lagos, Nigeria where he performs and interpretes a diverse range of radiological studies. Beyond his clinical skills, Dr. Sojimi is keenly interested in teleradiology and radiology informatics. For the past two-and-half years, Dr. Sojimi has contributed his expertise as a remote radiologist for the Dutch NGO ‘KNCV Nigeria’. In this role, he has reported thousands of chest x-rays, playing a crucial part in the organisation's mission to enhance TB prevention and care.

Dr Goraya has over 20 years of experience in her field and is currently associate professor of paediatric radiology at the University of Child Health Sciences and The Children’s Hospital in Lahore. She has a vast amount of experience in diagnosing paediatric TB on chest x-rays, both through her work at The Children’s Hospital and through her role as a consultant radiologist at a Gulf Council centre for travel and medical fitness. During her career, Dr Goraya has also authored numerous papers and publications on paediatric imaging.

Dr Nayiga worked as a radiographer before transitioning to medicine and qualifying as a radiologist in 2020. She is currently a specialist radiologist and faculty lecturer at Makerere University College of Health Science in Kampala, as well as acting as a Adjunct Assistant Professor in radiology as part of a collaboration with the University of Vermont, USA. Dr Nayiga has extensive experience in TB diagnosis and recently offered her expertise as a consultant on the TB SPEED (Strengthening Pediatric Tuberculosis Services for Enhanced Early Detection) study.