Paolo Marra completed his radiology training at San Raffaele Hospital, Milan, with a focus on hepatobiliary and pancreatic diagnostic and interventional radiology and experimental preclinical imaging. This included advanced clinical and preclinical liver and pancreatic imaging and interventions, with independent research projects.  Since October 2019, he has been employed as a general consultant radiologist at Papa Giovanni XXIII Hospital, where he is the contact person for the Ultrasound and Interventional Radiology sections. He teaches at the School of Medicine and Surgery, University of Milano-Bicocca, delivering lectures on several topics in diagnostic imaging and interventional radiology. Besides general responsibilities in multimodality imaging, including thoraco-abdominal CT and MR, he specializes in interventional radiology in adults and pediatric patients. His main activities are the diagnosis and interventional management of complications of liver transplantation. He is experienced in thoraco-abdominal pathologies, including peri-surgical assessment, trauma, oncology, vascular and chronic diseases. He regularly runs multidisciplinary meetings for lung cancer, liver and biliary tract cancers, adult and pediatric hepatology and liver transplantation. His professional goals are to improve the quality of work, optimizing organization and defining operational standards. He invests in professional development, research and teaching colleagues in training.