Meet Our Experts - Leaders in Postmortem Imaging
Our team combines clinical excellence with compassionate care. Consultant radiologists, forensic imaging specialists, and experienced staff deliver consistent, high-quality outcomes. We are committed to quality, safety, and professionalism
Meet Our Experts - Leaders in Postmortem Imaging
Our team combines clinical excellence with compassionate care. Consultant radiologists, forensic imaging specialists, and experienced staff deliver consistent, high-quality outcomes. We are committed to quality, safety, and professionalism
Why Our Team Matters
Our team combines clinical excellence with compassionate care. Consultant radiologists, forensic imaging specialists, and experienced staff deliver consistent, high-quality outcomes. We are committed to quality, safety, and professionalism
CEO
Adrian Marriott
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Adrian Marriott
Responsible for strategic direction, Adrian ensures our services meet the highest standards of governance and care. He brings extensive leadership experience in healthcare and imaging services, alongside a proven track record of driving innovation and operational excellence. His career spans strategic management roles within diagnostic imaging and postmortem services, where he has championed quality, governance, and ethical standards. Adrian is committed to ensuring that Clarity delivers world-class postmortem services, combining clinical rigour with compassionate care for families and stakeholders.
CEO
Adrian Marriott
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
Responsible for strategic direction, operational excellence, and ensuring our services meet the highest standards of governance and care.
Consultant Radiologists & Forensic Imaging Specialists
Consultant Radiologists & Forensic Imaging Specialists
UK-trained experts providing structured, court-ready reports and advanced imaging interpretation
Dr. Lenetta Boyce
Consultant MSK Radiologist | Forensic & CT Postmortem Imaging
Dr. Lenetta Boyce is a consultant musculoskeletal and trauma imaging radiologist with specialist expertise in postmortem imaging. She holds a substantive UK consultant appointment at Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Alongside this, she has a special interest in postmortem CT, having completed a postgraduate diploma in imaging for natural and forensic death investigation at the University of Leicester. Dr. Boyce has since reported thousands of PMCTs. She continues to be actively involved in the delivery of high-quality PMCT reporting services within the UK coronial system, collaborating with coroners, pathologists, and other members of the multidisciplinary team to help deliver accurate and timely diagnoses.
Her work also extends internationally as a member of the International Society of Forensic Radiology and Imaging (ISFRI) guidelines working group, where she has contributed to several best-practice white papers.
With combined NHS and coronial experience, alongside a passion for training and teaching, Dr. Boyce contributes to the delivery of robust, scalable CT postmortem services, promoting strong governance and reporting standards.
Dr. Jim Simpson
Consultant Interventional Radiologist | National CT Postmortem
Dr. Jim Simpson (BMedSci, MRCS, FRCR) has been a consultant radiologist since 2007. He initially worked at Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Trust (2007-2014) before moving to Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust in 2014.
He has extensive experience in CT postmortem reporting, a field he has specialised in since 2017 following initial training in Leicester. Today, he is widely recognised as one of the UK’s most experienced CT postmortem reporters, having reported over 8,100 cases. He is actively involved in supporting the development of CT postmortem services in new centres nationally, which includes advising coroners and providing practical assistance during service set-up.
In recognition of his expertise, Dr. Simpson was appointed Postmortem CT Advisor to the Royal College of Pathologists’ Death Investigation Committee in 2023, contributing to the shaping of national standards and best practice.
His work has also featured in the television documentary series Cause of Death, which showcases coronial services in Lancashire and highlights the vital role of CT postmortem imaging in investigating deaths in the community.
Dr. Peter Kralt
Consultant Neuroradiologist | Forensic & Postmortem Imaging
Dr. Peter Kralt is a consultant neuroradiologist working in various European countries, including at James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough. He completed his medical and radiological training in the Netherlands and has been practising in the field of postmortem and forensic radiology for more than eight years.
He has been involved in more than 4,000 cases. Dr. Kralt co-authored the book Post Mortem CT for Non-Suspicious Adult Deaths: An Introduction, published by Springer in 2021. He has also contributed to national guidance, including the Royal College of Pathologists’ autopsy guidance.
He completed the Bolton Coronial Law Course and has a special interest in osteology and the application of PMCT in forensic anthropology and disaster victim identification. He is a UK medical examiner (RCPathME) and holds a specialist radiology licence to practise in the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, and Iceland.
Dr. Smitha Rajaram
Consultant Cardiothoracic Radiologist
Dr Smitha Rajaram is a Consultant Cardiothoracic Radiologist at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, where she has worked as a consultant since 2014. She is a core member of the Sheffield Pulmonary Hypertension Unit, one of the largest specialist centres in Europe, delivering advanced CT and MRI services for complex cardiopulmonary disease.
Alongside her substantive NHS practice, Dr Rajaram has been involved in CT postmortem imaging since 2020, contributing specialist expertise to coronial death investigation and imagingled postmortem pathways. Her experience supports accurate assessment of cardiopulmonary causes of death within multidisciplinary and coronial frameworks.
Dr Rajaram holds a Master’s degree from the University of Sheffield, with research focused on imaging, and is a widely published radiologist with significant contributions to peerreviewed literature, including major registrybased studies. She is a key contributor to major national and international research initiatives. Her work underpins evidencebased imaging practice and high standards of clinical governance.
Her combined NHS, academic, and postmortem imaging experience supports the delivery of robust, highquality CT services across both clinical and coronial settings.
Clinical Governance & Quality Advisory Team
Dr. Bridger
Ethics & Family Liaison Advisor
Guiding ethical practice and supporting families with compassion and clarity throughout the postmortem process.
Michelle Wildsmith
Quality & Safety Lead
Driving continuous improvement and compliance with national standards to ensure safe, reliable, and high-quality service delivery.
Dr. Chikthimmah
Clinical Governance & Medical Examiner Advisor
GP with RCP training for medical examiner responsibilities. Advises on policy, governance, and quality frameworks critical for credibility and sustainability.
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Training & Education Advisor
Developing and delivering specialist training programs to advance professional standards in postmortem imaging and multidisciplinary practice.
Dr. Christopher Bridger
Ethics & Family Liaison Advisor
Dr. Bridger is a retired General Practitioner with decades of experience in patient care. He focuses on guiding ethical practice and supporting families with compassion and clarity throughout the postmortem process.
His role is instrumental in ensuring the service maintains the highest ethical standards while families receive clear, supportive communication during difficult times. With a strong background in clinical practice and a deep understanding of sensitive end-of-life issues, Dr. Bridger provides invaluable expertise in balancing governance, transparency, and empathy.
Michelle Wildsmith
Quality & Safety Lead
Michelle is responsible for driving continuous improvement and compliance with national standards, ensuring a safe, reliable, and high-quality service. She brings years of experience as a Practice Manager, where she developed deep expertise in clinical governance, compliance, and operational efficiency.
In her role at Clarity PMCT, Michelle focuses on embedding robust quality assurance processes and safety standards across every aspect of our operations. She is passionate about service excellence, ensuring that every case is managed with precision, integrity, and strict adherence to national guidelines.
Dr. Chikthimmah
Clinical Governance & Medical Examiner Advisor, RCPathME
Dr. Chikthimmah is an experienced General Practitioner with Royal College of Pathologists (RCPath) training as a Medical Examiner. He provides strategic advisory input on clinical governance, quality assurance, and policy development—critical pillars for maintaining credibility and sustainability in postmortem imaging services. His expertise ensures that our processes align with national standards, supporting transparency, ethical practice, and robust case review frameworks.
Dr. William Han
Data Governance & Information Security Advisor
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Training & Education Advisor
Pathologists
Pathologists
Anatomical Pathology Technologists (APTs)
Qualified to RSPH Level 3 (or in training), ensuring safe preparation and handling in line with HTA guidance.
Medical Physics Expert (MPE) & Radiation Protection Adviser (RPA)
Providing oversight for radiation safety and compliance with UK governance standards.
HCPC-Registered Radiographers
Managing daily imaging throughput, maintaining technical accuracy, and supporting operational efficiency.
Administration and IT Support
Experienced in coronial processes, HTA guidance, and cremation regulations—ensuring smooth case management and compliance.
Logistical Operatives
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Who will be involved in the PMCT process?
Our team includes consultant radiologists, forensic imaging specialists, pathologists, radiographers, and trained support staff. Each member plays a vital role in ensuring accuracy, dignity, and compliance.
Are your staff qualified and certified?
Yes. All staff hold relevant professional qualifications and certifications. For example, radiographers are HCPC-registered, APTs hold RSPH Level 3 or are in training, and all team members have current DBS checks.
How do you ensure professionalism and empathy?
Every team member represents the Coroner and is trained to provide a professional, compassionate service. We also provide welfare facilities and bereavement support training.
Who interprets the CT scans?
All scans are reported by UK-registered consultant radiologists with expertise in post-mortem imaging, ensuring accuracy and compliance with national standards.
What is the role of Anatomical Pathology Technologists (APTs)?
APTs assist with body care and preparation for imaging. They are trained in handling with dignity and follow strict health and safety protocols.
How is radiation safety managed?
We have a Medical Physics Expert (MPE) and Radiation Protection Adviser (RPA) to ensure compliance with IRR2007 and all health and safety regulations.
Do you have staff for logistics and transport?
Yes. Our logistical operatives are trained in manual handling and hold valid UK driving licences to ensure safe and respectful transportation.