Kwasi Armah, MD, MBA, MPH, FACR
Director, RAD-AID Ghana
Dr. Kwasi Armah received his medical degree from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and has been in practice 26 years. He specializes in neuroradiology and is experienced in health policy, health services research, molecular imaging, and head and neck imaging. As program manager of RAD-AID Ghana, Dr. Armah aims to increase access to radiology sustainably in Ghana.
Seth Quansah
Strategic Director, RAD-AID Ghana
Seth K. Quansah is a Ronald Reagan Fellow of Eureka College, Illinois, where he graduated with honors in Pre-Medical Sciences, Chemistry and Sociology. Originally from Ghana, Mr. Quansah initiated the RAD-AID Ghana program, starting with a radiology-readiness assessment in 2012 and coordinated the implementation of digital imaging workstations and educational workshops at Korle Bu Hospital from 2013 to the present. He works closely with Dr. Henry (Chip) Swett (see bio below) to lead the RAD-AID Ghana program’s clinical operations, and also works with Ms. Sarah Iosifescu for RAD-AID’s educational finance program. Mr. Quansah aims to pursue MD training and further expand the RAD-AID Ghana model to other regions of Africa.
Chip Swett, MD
Volunteer Radiologist, RAD-AID Ghana
Dr. Henry (Chip) Swett is a retired radiologist. He was formerly associate professor of radiology at Yale University School of Medicine and Clinical Chief of Radiology at Yale New Haven Hospital. He was associate director of Medical Informatics at Yale School of Medicine, Director of The Yale Telemedicine Center, Chairman of the Radiology Information System Consortium (RISC), and Founder of Society for Computer Applications in Radiology (now named, SIIM). He was Chair of Radiology at Central Washington Hospital in Wenatchee, Washington. As a current manager for the RAD-AID Ghana program, Dr. Swett has led the development of RAD-AID’s program in Ghana, including the implementation of digital radiology workstations, PACS, and clinical training workshops at Korle Bu Hospital.
For more information about the RAD-AID Ghana Program, please email info@rad-aid.org