Training Courses

Date

28 June 2019

Location

Sy Marys Hospital

Details

One day course
For CT1/2/3
Only 20 places
Registration fee: £100 (includes refreshment and lunch)

The course aimes to leave the delgates with theoretical knowledge and hands on experience of the basics of external fication

Course conveners:

Akash Patel and Chinmay Gupte FRCS (Tr&Orth)

For queries email: kathy.lewis@imperial.ac.uk

Date

7 September 2018

Time

08.00 - 18.00

Fee

£150

Location
The MSk Lab, Charing Cross Hospital
7th Floor Lab Block, Room 7L31

Course objectives

A femoral nailing simulation course using real-time high fidelity theatre with full equipment and staff. Includes a training lecture, assesment and feedback.  Plus virtual reality machine (DHS and knee arthroscopy) and exam orientated viva stations.

Course Directors

• Mr Akash Patel FRCS (Tr&Orth), Honorary Clinical Lecturer, Imperial (ST8)
• Mr Chinmay Gupte FRCS (Tr&Orth), Training Programme Director, NWT

Course Convenors

• Kapil Sugand
• Lily Li, Surgical Education Fellow, Imperial
• Sam Nahas, Surgical Education Fellow, Imperial

Sponsors

Smith and Nephew

12th Imperial FRCS (Tr&Orth) Revision Course

Dates
15 - 17 October 2018

Location
St Marys Hospital and Charing Cross, London

Cost
£750.00 - Including lunch and refreshmenets each day

Details

• Updated and Improved for 2017

• High faculty to candidate ratio

• Adult Pathology, Trauma, Basic Science, Paediatric and Hand Viva Stations

• Approximately 40 + Clinical Cases (intermediate and short)

• Mimicking the FRCS exam format with expert feedback

• Strictly limited to 18 candidates

Course Conveners:

• Mr Chinmay Gupte        FRCS (Tr&Orth), Training Programme Director, NWT
• Mr Harry Krishnan        FRCS(Orth), ST8 Northwest Thames Rotation
• Mr Sanjeev Sabharwal FRCS(Orth), ST8 Northwest Thames Rotation

• Ms Lily Li                       FRCS(Orth), ST8 Northwest Thames Rotation

For queries please email: kathy.lewis@imperial.ac.uk

Date

23 June 2018

Time

07.30 - 13.00

Fee

Free

Location
The MSk Lab, Charing Cross Hospital
7th Floor Lab Block, Room 7L31

Course objectives

This 1-day workshop covers the foundations in knowledge, skills and behaviours to perform hip arthroplasty. It is delivered by an expert faculty from across the UK, and combines lectures, small-group demonstrations and hands-on workshops. It is generously supported by Imperial College London, Johnson & Johnson, and the Royal College of Surgeons. Booking is required - contact Mr Kartik Logishetty for further details.

Course Directors

• Mr Akash Patel FRCS (Tr&Orth), Honorary Clinical Lecturer, Imperial (ST8)
• Mr Chinmay Gupte FRCS (Tr&Orth), Training Programme Director, NWT

Course Convenors

• Justin Cobb
• Kartik Logishetty

Sponsors

Imperial College

Johnson & Johnson 

Royal College of Surgeon 

 2018 Timetable and more information

Dates

10 October 2018

Location

Charing Cross Hospital

Details

This is a cadaveric, hands on course with a high faculty:candidate ratio. Although primarily a practical course, lectures will be delivered to cover key topics including: harvesting techniques, tunnel positioning as well as post operative rehabilitation protocols. Attendees will be able to practice harvesting grafts, including BTB grafts, and then proceed to actually perform a ACL reconstruction.

Course conveners

Mr C Gupte

Mr P Pastides

For queries please email kathy.lewis@imperial.a.c.uk

Sponsored by

SMITH & NEPHEW

Dates

23 March 2018

Location

Royal College of Surgeons

Course Organisers

Mr C Gupte, Sally Wright, Rupert Wharton, Nicola Blucher, James White

Sponsored by

Sponsors:  Stryker, Orthofix, DePuy Synthes, Embody, Bioventus, JRI, Stryker and Arthrex

Dates

14 March 2018

Location

Charing Cross Hospital

Details

• 1/2 day
• For CT2 trainees applying for ST3 T&O
• 10 places
• Registration fee: £50

Lectures and full length mock interview of new 5 station format with detailed personal feedback – including practice, presentation and list planning stations

Course Convenors:

Mr Khalid Al-Dadah

Sponsors:

DePuy Synthes