Debbie Starkey

Professor Debbie Starkey is a Professor of Practice in the School of Clinical Sciences, Department of Medical Radiation Sciences at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Her research focuses on medical imaging education, radiographer workforce development, and healthcare accessibility in rural and remote areas. She is affiliated with the Centre for Biomedical Technologies at QUT.

Education:

• MEd(HigherEd) (Queensland University of Technology)
• Master of Applied Science (Medical Imagig Technology) (Queensland University of Technology)
• Grad Cert in Higher Education (Queensland University of Technology)
• DipAppSc (Queensland University of Technology)

Research Interests: Professor Starkey's work spans radiography education, medical imaging technology, rural healthcare challenges, and diversity initiatives in medical curricula. Her recent studies address simulation-based training, diagnostic accuracy, and improving imaging service delivery in underserved regions.

Publications Trends: Her recent articles (2021–2025) emphasize innovations in medical imaging education (e.g., virtual reality simulation), rural healthcare infrastructure, and radiographer error analysis. Key themes include enhancing clinical skills, optimizing imaging protocols, and fostering inclusive healthcare practices.

Awards & Grants: No awards listed, but her research has been supported through institutional collaborations and grants related to medical imaging education and rural healthcare initiatives.

Labs & Teams: She contributes to the Centre for Biomedical Technologies, focusing on translational research in medical imaging and healthcare technology.