Registrations are now open for our upcoming Medical Imaging Anatomy Webinar Series with Assoc Prof Craig Hacking and Dr Andrew Dixon. This series of four 1.5 hour webinars covering different body regions is targeted at those about to sit the RANZCR Part I anatomy examinations and will take place on Thursday evenings Australian Eastern time throughout February 2021.
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The format for each of the four 1.5 hour webinars will be as follows:
Registration includes 12 months access to Radiopaedia's Medical Imaging Anatomy Course - Online videos valued at USD$120 (8 hours of video teaching, see topics). Attendees will be expected to watch these videos as pre-lectures prior to attending the webinar sessions.
Attendees will have the chance to complete practice questions prior to each webinar (two RANZCR paper 1 style questions and one RANZCR paper 2 style "case" question) and to receive group feedback during the live session. Attendees will also be able to pre-submit questions to our presenters for the Q&A session.
Disclaimer: Please take note of the webinar dates and times prior to registering and make sure you are available. While attempts will be made to record the live webinars for replay, we cannot guarantee this functionality and recommend attending live. If you are not sitting RANZCR Part I then please consider if this event is right for you before registering.
The standard registration fee of AUD$180 is for anyone who does not have current active access to our online medical imaging anatomy course. If you have existing active online access the course (or an active all-access pass) then you may pay the subsidised registration fee of AUD$100. Extra payment will be required if incorrect fee is selected. If you would like to pay as a group then please contact [email protected].
Associate Professor Craig Hacking (@drcraighacking) is a radiologist and Director of Medical Imaging at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. He is the former RANZCR chief examiner in anatomy and was on the anatomy examiners panel for 7 years, leading the transformation of the new anatomy assessment reform. He has been teaching anatomy for over 20 years and has spoken at the Annual Conference of Australian and New Zealand Association of Clinical Anatomists.
Dr Andrew Dixon (@DrAndrewDixon) is a radiologist and co-Director of Training at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne. He is recognized both locally and internationally as an engaging radiology educator. In addition to his academic director role with Radiopaedia.org, Andrew has founded the Radiology Channel on YouTube and the Radiology Signs social media project.
No refunds are available for this event except in exceptional circumstances or as required by consumer law. Cancelation requests should be emailed to [email protected].