Raymond Sze

Dr. Raymond Sze, MD, is a Professor of Radiology at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), serving as Vice Chair at Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland and Radiologist-in-Chief. He specializes in pediatric radiology, with a focus on advancing imaging technologies, quality assurance programs, and healthcare design. His work includes pioneering initiatives in bioengineering, physician wellness, and AI integration in radiology. Dr. Sze has held leadership roles at Children’s National and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, driving strategic growth and inter-departmental collaborations. He is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, mentoring trainees and advocating for underrepresented minorities.

His research spans MRI/CT advancements, 3D printing applications, and pediatric imaging innovations. Notable contributions include studies on automated fracture detection via AI, workflow optimization during pandemics, and design of award-winning clinical environments. Dr. Sze’s articles emphasize pediatric-specific imaging challenges and interdisciplinary solutions.

He has received recognition for his contributions to radiology education, patient safety, and adaptive capacity during crises. His expertise extends to training radiology technologists and optimizing reading room designs for clinician well-being. Collaborations with engineers and clinicians highlight his role in translational research.