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Univ. Doz. Dr.
Pia Reittner
Curriculum vitae
- Name: Pia Reittner
- Date of birth: 01.08.1967
- Place of birth: Klagenfurt
- Nationality: Austria
- Resident in: Graz
- Languages: English, Italian, Spanish
School education
- Primary school: Villach Lind, 1973–1977
- Secondary school: BG St. Martin, Villach, 1977–1985
- Secondary school leaving examination: 1985
University education
- Study programme in Medicine: 1985–1992, the University of Graz, Medical Faculty
- Doctoral graduation: 08.04.1992
Postdoctoral training in a complementary subject
- Internal medicine, Sanatorium Warmbad Villach (15.05.1992–30.09.1992), Prim. Dr. W. Thoma
- Cardiac and thoracic surgery, Klagenfurt Public Hospital (01.10.1992–28.02.1993), Univ. Doz. Dr. G. Kobinia
- Trauma surgery, Hermagor Public Hospital (01.03.1993–31.07.1993), Prim. Dr. S. Lippay
- Radiology, Klagenfurt Public Hospital (01.08.1993–30.09.1993), Prim. Dr. H. Haselbach
- Internal medicine, Klagenfurt Public Hospital (01.10.1993–28.02.1994), Univ. Doz. Dr. G. Grimm
Postdoctoral specialist training
- 01.03.1994–01.03.1999: Training to become a specialist for radiology and radiation protection at the University Hospital of Radiology, Graz, (Univ. Prof. Dr. R. Rienmüller, Univ. Prof. Dr. H. Schreyer, Univ. Prof. Dr. R. Fotter)
- August 1998–September 1999, Erwin Schrödinger international scholarship at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
- Project: "Perfusion MR-Imaging of the Lung Parenchyma", director: Prof. Dr. NL. Müller
- Habilitation on 25.01.2002 (venia docendi: university lecturer for radiology)
- Successful completion of the specialist examination in radiology and radiation protection part I, 28.02.1995, Vienna
- Radiation protection course 1999 (radiation protection representative)
- Postgraduate university course for medical executives (2000–2001)
- March 2005 – Balgrist University Hospital, Zurich, Department of Musculoskeletal Radiology, Prof. Dr. J. Hodler
Scientific activities
- 1996–1998: Active collaboration to develop computer-aided navigation for operations on the paranasal sinuses and the skull base (radiological part)
Director: Prof. H. Starnberger - Approx. 60 scientific publications as author and co-author
- Approx. 120 international and national scientific presentations as author and co-author
- Scientific reviewer for European Radiology
Medical and organisational activities
- 1999–2003: Consultant at the University Hospital of Radiology
- 2003–2007: Deputy head of department at the Department of General Radiology
- 2002–2007: Director of the interdisciplinary working group for thoracic radiology
- 2006–2007: Director of the interdisciplinary working group for mammography
- 2002–2007: Examiner of the doctoral examination in medical radiology
- 2005–2007: Module representative for module 14, examination coordinator for module 14
- 2002–2007: Director of in-depth training in radiology (CT and ultrasound)
- 1999–2007: Jointly responsible for the compulsory internship in radiology (CT, general radiology)
- Since 2003: close cooperation with the University Hospital of General Surgery and Trauma Surgery
- Since 2003: weekly case discussions with the Department of Rheumatology and the Department of Oncology (first medical university hospital)
- 2004–2007: Secretary of the Austrian Roentgen Society
- 2006–2008: Director of the working group for thoracic radiology of the Austrian Roentgen Society
- Since 2005: member of the examination committee for the specialist examination in radiology
- Since 2002: representative of the institute and practice in Carinthia and Styria
- Since 2007: Diagnostikum Graz Südwest
- Since 2005: organiser of the annual Graz Radiology Seminar
Scientific awards
- "Systemic manifestation of alveolar hydatid disease"
Award for the best case presentation – Austrian Roentgen Conference, October 1995, Innsbruck - Stauffer Award 2001 (best scientific paper), "Comparison of gadolinium-enhanced magnetic resonance angiography with contrast-enhanced spiral computed tomography of peripheral pulmonary embolism in a porcine model"
Academic Radiology, 2001