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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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The Joint London Diagnostic Radiology Radiation Protection Supervisor Programme is a collaborative course developed by Medical Physics departments in and around London to provide high‑quality RPS training in an online format. The programme combines pre‑course e‑learning with a live online training day featuring lectures, interactive workshops in small breakout groups, and opportunities for discussion with RPAs. The course covers the core competences for Radiation Protection Supervisors as defined in HSE Ionising Radiations Report No. 6 and is delivered by experienced Radiation Protection Advisers and Clinical Scientists. Pre‑course learning is accessed via e‑Learning for Healthcare (e‑LfH) and is expected to take around three hours. Delegates wishing to receive a certificate of RPS training will complete a short online open‑book assessment.This course is aimed at prospective and established RPSs working with X-ray imaging modalities  For any queries relating to this course, please contact: rps.training@nhs.net

The Joint London Diagnostic Radiology Radiation Protection Supervisor Programme is a collaborative course developed by Medical Physics departments in and around London to provide high‑quality RPS training in an online format. The programme combines pre‑course e‑learning with a live online training day featuring lectures, interactive workshops in small breakout groups, and opportunities for discussion with RPAs. The course covers the core competences for Radiation Protection Supervisors as defined in HSE Ionising Radiations Report No. 6 and is delivered by experienced Radiation Protection Advisers and Clinical Scientists. Pre‑course learning is accessed via e‑Learning for Healthcare (e‑LfH) and is expected to take around three hours. Delegates wishing to receive a certificate of RPS training will complete a short online open‑book assessment.This course is aimed at prospective and established RPSs working with X-ray imaging modalities  For any queries relating to this course, please contact: rps.training@nhs.net

BSHNI 2025-2026 seriesA lecture series developed in collaboration with the BSHNI and London Imaging Academy. These are designed to teach the core components of the first three years of the RCR clinical radiology curriculum. The content has been expertly delivered by clinicians identified by each Special Interest Group (SIG). These valuable, one-hour sessions which are available on demand

This module will cover basic vascular anatomy (arterial only) of the head and neck with correlation of this structures with CT imaging.