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Dr Edgar Susiku is a diagnostic radiographer, sonographer, and health workforce researcher with more than 20 years of experience spanning clinical practice, training and education, and scope-of-practice research in Zambia and the United Kingdom. He previously served as Head of the Department of Medical Ultrasound at Lusaka Apex Medical University, where he led the development of Zambia's first undergraduate degree in ultrasound. Working with national regulators and accreditation bodies, he secured accreditation for the programme, which has since graduated locally trained sonographers.
Earlier in his career, he spent 14 years delivering imaging services within Zambia's Ministry of Health, including at the Cancer Diseases Hospital and Macha Mission Hospital.
As a Commonwealth Scholar, he completed his PhD in Medical Imaging at Bournemouth University, examining how education, clinical training and regulation shape graduate competence across 23 African countries. His research is published in Radiography (Elsevier), where he also serves as a peer reviewer. He also holds an MSc in Cardiac Ultrasound with Distinction from Middlesex University London.
He now lectures at Glasgow Caledonian University and supports institutions, regulators and professionals with curriculum development, accreditation, workforce research and research mentorship. He is registered with the HCPC (UK) and the Health Professions Council of Zambia.