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London Imaging Academy Intravenous (IV) Cannulation and Contrast Administration Courses available for booking.This course takes place at St Thomas' Hospital and is open to London NHS colleagues.

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A new webinar series developed in collaboration with the BSIR and East of England Imaging Academy - delivering a series of free, weekly webinars designed to teach the core components of the first three years of the RCR clinical radiology curriculum. The content will be expertly delivered by clinicians identified by each Special Interest Group (SIG). These valuable, one-hour sessions will take place every Wednesday at 1pm via Zoom, running from September 2025 to July 2026. Attendance is free of charge for members and non-members based in the UK.This course is for UK attendees only- it will be available to all UK and global RCR members and Fellows on RCR Learn within two weeks of the session taking place

Continuing on from the Introduction to the Gamma Camera. We are now going to visit image artefacts and their causes. The overview of the course:Artefacts that are Gamma Camera Related. Technical aspects related to the image parameters, and techniques when operating the Gamma Camera. Artefacts generated by patients. Common CT artefactsAudience: Nuclear Medicine Staff and Radiographers working with Gamma Camera systems. Contact: if you have any queries or need support, please contact: Rob or Pedro

A new webinar series developed in collaboration with the BSHNI and London Imaging Academy. We are delivering a series of free, weekly webinars designed to teach the core components of the first three years of the RCR clinical radiology curriculum. The content will be expertly delivered by clinicians identified by each Special Interest Group (SIG). These valuable, one-hour sessions will take place every Wednesday at 1pm via Zoom, running from September 2025 to July 2026. Attendance is free of charge for members and non-members based in the UK and registration is not required.This course is for UK attendees only- it will be available to all UK and global RCR members and Fellows on RCR Learn within two weeks of the session taking place

Multimodality Correlation and ReasoningThis session will review anatomy, compare imaging findings across modalities, and develop clinical reasoning skills, with practical application through real clinical cases.AIMED AT: Qualified and trainee radiographers involved in reporting MSK, abdominal and chest radiographs, MRI, and CT.DATE AND TIME: 12.45-14.00pm Wednesday 27th May 2026. VENUE: MS TeamsCOURSE LEADS: Paymon Zomorodian, Consultant Radiologist for NWEITA.Leah Fenning, Lead Reporting Radiographer for NWEITA.

A new webinar series developed in collaboration with the BSPR and Midlands Imaging Teaching Academy delivering a series of free, weekly webinars designed to teach the core components of the first three years of the RCR clinical radiology curriculum. The content will be expertly delivered by clinicians identified by each Special Interest Group (SIG). These valuable, one-hour sessions will take place every Friday at 1pm via Zoom, running from September 2025 to July 2026. .Attendance is free of charge for members and non-members based in the UK and registration is not required.This course is for UK attendees only- it will be available to all UK and global RCR members and Fellows on RCR Learn within two weeks of the session taking place.Booking link: RCR Event: BSPR/RCR- National subspecialty lecture series in paediatric radiology

A free study day, ideal for newly qualified radiographers, or those wishing to brush up their skills in interpretation of radiographs.Hosted by Rupert Penwarden, Consultant Radiographer- Chelsea and Westminster NHS FT