Craig Hacking

Associate Professor Craig Hacking is an Academic Lead for Clinical Radiology at the Academy for Medical Education, University of Queensland (UQ). As a consultant radiologist at Princess Alexandra Hospital and forensic radiologist at Qld Health, his expertise spans trauma, emergency, and forensic radiology, alongside radiology and anatomy education. He graduated from UQ with a MBBS in 2005 and attained FRANZCR in 2013.

He is renowned for contributions to Radiopaedia.org, including editorial roles and online anatomy courses. His teaching spans over two decades, including roles with ANZERG and RANZCR examinations. He leads the UQ MD Year 2 Radiology fundamentals curriculum and developed the Radiology resources website for students.

Research focuses on trauma imaging, spectral CT, and radiology education. Over 15 publications include studies on electric scooter injury patterns, spectral CT applications, and fracture classification using AI. His book Imaging for Students (2023) is a key educational resource.

Awards and honors are not explicitly listed, but his leadership roles and contributions indicate significant recognition. Supervision is available for research students.