Unit 3
£900.00
Thoracic spine and Sacroiliac joint, Advanced Techniques, Review of Units 1 & 2
A 5 day unit covering the thoracic spine and sacroiliac joint, advanced techniques, principles of lumbar injections, a review of Units 1 & 2 in preparation for the Society of Musculoskeletal Medicine membership examination on the final day. This unit can also be valuable as a refresher course for those who have attended our units previously.
Units 1, 2 and 3 provide core training that enables clinicians working in the MSK field to examine, diagnose and treat common disorders accurately and effectively. The units are ideally suited to clinicians working with MSK patients in all settings including hospital out-patients (physiotherapy, rheumatology), sport, general practice, private practice and orthopaedics.
Once you have completed your booking, the unit handbook will be sent to you 4-6 weeks before the course and the manual will be issued to you on arrival on the first day.
The module will be led by one of our Module Coordinators and tutors from our experienced team.
Please view the information below to check that you meet the pre-requisite requirements.
Duration: 5 days
Lectures: 28 hours
Pre-requisites
Although previous experience in musculoskeletal medicine is not mandatory before attending the Foundation Module, it is essential to do some work in preparation. Units 1 and 2 can be taken in any order but must be completed before attending unit 3.
Successful completion of the Society’s Foundation in Musculoskeletal Medicine module leads to the award of the SOMM Diploma in Musculoskeletal Medicine.
The SOMM Diploma course is credit rated by Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, for 60 Level 11, master’s level, credits and is equivalent to a UK University postgraduate certificate
Students must be post-registration medical practitioners; allied health professionals, sports therapists, osteopaths and rehabilitators or nurses. Must be HCPC registered or equivalent regulatory body.
Overseas Students: Students based within the European Economic Area (EEA) will need to provide evidence of registration with their equivalent home organisation.
International students (i.e. outside the EEA) will need to have a current visa to study in the UK
Insurance requirements: Professional Indemnity
Teaching & Learning Strategies
Lecture, Demonstration, Group Work, Case Study, Tutorials.
Unit Location
Day 1 – virtual
Days 2-4 – face to face at venues across the country.
Please view the dates above or click here for our current course schedule.