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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 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

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

We are delighted to invite you to the exclusive Basic MRI Course, tailored specifically for new MRI radiographers within the Northeast London NHS Trust. This comprehensive, modular course consists of three sessions, and attendance at all sessions is mandatory for successful completion.The Basic MRI Training Programme helps new MRI radiographers, whether they are transitioning from other imaging modality or starting their cross-sectional (CT-MRI) work. This course teaches the basics of patient care and helps participants become comfortable with setting up and scanning patients. Participants will learn key MRI concepts such as magnetisation, free induction decay, resonance, and image contrast, along with essential MRI equipment parts like magnets and coils. The programme also covers MRI safety, including how to fill out safety questionnaires, classify MRI zones, and identify potential injuries from magnetic fields and radiofrequency. For scanning procedures, the training includes neuroimaging of the brain and spine, as well as musculoskeletal scans for areas like the shoulder, arm, elbow, and knee. Participants will learn about proper patient setup, coil selection, scan planning, and anatomy related to these scans. The training involves hands-on experience with ScanLabMR simulator applications to enhance learning.

London Imaging Academy Intravenous (IV) Cannulation and Contrast Administration Courses available for booking.

THIS COURSE IS NOW FULLY BOOKED.London Imaging Academy, Society and College of Radiographer accredited Intravenous Cannulation and Contrast Administration course.This course is open to NHS Greater London staff working in Imaging who require skills in intravenous (IV) cannulation and/or administration of IV medicines as part of their role.

This course is fully booked.London Imaging Academy, Society and College of Radiographer accredited Intravenous Cannulation and Contrast Administration course.This course is open to NHS Greater London staff working in Imaging who require skills in intravenous (IV) cannulation and/or administration of IV medicines as part of their role.

Back by popular demand! Join the NCL Imaging Academy for an interactive and inspiring half-day session designed especially for radiographers and anyone curious about the world of diagnostic ultrasound imaging. Whether you're just starting out or simply keen to explore, this event is a hands-on introduction to the principles and practice of ultrasound.🔍 What to Expect:Live equipment and phantom demonstrations, brought to you by GE HealthcareOpportunity to get hands-on experience with ultrasound machinesPersonal stories and insights from trainee sonographersCollaborative learning, group challenges, and plenty of time for Q&ASupportive and welcoming environment for all experience levels🎯 Learning Outcomes:Gain an understanding of ultrasound technology and its clinical usesDevelop practical skills and confidence through interactive workstationsConnect with peers, professionals, and experts in the fieldLocation: Finchley Memorial Hospital, Rooms 61/62, Granville Road, London N12 0JE Time: 08:45 (registration), 9:00 start – 13:00 Date: 21st January 2026

What to Show A Radiologist on a CXRHosted by the University of Salford. To enhance knowledge and confidence in interpreting CXR. Focusing on identifying common thoracic pathologies, radiographic appearances, improving communication with radiologists to ensure accurate and timely diagnoses. Emphasis on lung cancer and the National Optimal Lung Cancer Pathway.AIMED AT: Radiographers, Student RadiographersDATE & TIME: 6:00-7:30pm Wednesday 21st January 2026VENUE: OnlineCOURSE LEADS: Natasha Benson - Lead Advanced Practitioner, Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

This is an introductory course aimed at staff working in imaging departments in North West England NHS trusts who wish to develop a basic knowledge/awareness in the delivery of improvement projects. Delegates will be required to apply learning to relevant QI project as part of the course. The improvement coaching sessions provide an opportunity to explore challenges and share learning with peers. AIMED AT: Both clinical and non-clinical imaging staff across a variety of professions, AfC bandings and levels of training (including Specialist Trainees in Radiology). VENUE: OnlineCOURSE LEADS: This course is run in partnership with AQUA.

Programme participants will develop their understanding of Human Factors and apply this methodology to case studies with peers. The course will be underpinned by use of imaging examples and scenarios. The programme introduces the concept of system thinking and provides participants with the opportunity to discuss their own work context. Participants will grow their investigative mindset, whilst developing their knowledge and skills of the investigative process from the event timeline to recommendations for improvement. The programme also includes the opportunity to discuss and reflect on the essential components of good investigation, including; • Being open and honest. • Duty of candour. • Co-designing investigations. • Just culture. • Systems based frameworks. • Closing the loop from recommendations to action.AIMED AT: This is a more advanced course that is aimed at staff working in imaging departments in North West England NHS trusts who are required to carry out or oversee incident investigations. For example: Clinical directors/Consultant Radiologists, Radiology service managers, Team Leaders, Governance Leads, PACS Leads, Medical Physicist Leads, Admin and Clerical Leads, Operational managers, Radiology Nurses.VENUE: OnlineCOURSE LEADS: This course is run in partnership with AQUA.PLACES: 25QUERIES: Please direct any queries to nweita@edgehill.ac.uk

The first module in a Cardiac MRI series. This first module focuses on the heart in itself.

This module has been designed specifically for professionals working in Nuclear Medicine however the communication skills explored here are highly relevant across Radiology and other imaging specialties, where similar challenges and dynamics often arise. Whether you are a technologist, radiographer, student, or clinical leader, it aims to build your confidence in managing the complex, and sometimes emotionally charged, conversations that are part of everyday practice. In Nuclear Medicine, communication is not just a “soft skill” — it is a core component of safe, effective, and compassionate care. The fast-paced, high-pressure, and often uncertain nature of the specialty means that conversations with patients, colleagues, or trainees can quickly become challenging. This module will help you understand not only what is said in these moments, but also why people respond the way they do and how you can communicate with greater clarity, empathy, and professionalism. Through a blend of theory, practical examples, reflection, and scenario-based learning, you will gain tools to approach conversations more thoughtfully and constructively.

Join the ncl imaging academy for an exploration of the four pillars of advanced practice. More information will be added soon.This series will take place over two days (11 February and 4 March), with half a day devoted to each pillar. Join one, two, three or all four! *Please book each half day session in the appointment booking you wish to attend*Free for pan-London NHS staff.11 Feb 2026: Pillar 2: leadership and management (am) + Pillar 3: education (pm)04 Mar 2026: Pillar 1: clinical practice (am) + Pillar 4: research (pm)Time: 9:00-17:00 (am only- 9:00-12:30, pm only- 13:30-17:00). Location: UCLH Education Centre, 250 Euston RoadWhat to expect: Interactive Workshops on each of the four pillars of advanced practice Expert Speakers sharing insights and real-world applications Peer Networking with fellow professionals Reflective Practice Tools to support your career development

At NWEITA, we've developed a series of educational videos tailored specifically for sonographers, radiographers, and other healthcare professionals working across various imaging modalities. We recognise that traditional training often provides limited exposure to clinical medicine, leaving many to rely on self-directed study using standard medical texts. Our video series is designed to bridge that gap. Taking a systems-based approach, we aim to strengthen clinical understanding and connect medical knowledge with imaging practice. This growing collection of resources will continue to expand, supporting you in building confidence and clinical insight in your day-to-day work.

This course has been created by the North West England Imaging Training Academy and is aimed at colleagues in radiology to develop your understanding of what the differences are between leadership and management and how the two elements are related. Other topics will be added over time and these will be announced when they are available.

Interesting x-ray cases with associated image viewing, presentation/history and radiographic findings.This course is suitable to all imaging staff who work in plain film x-ray.All cases and reports provided by Tash Balasubramaniar (UCLH Reporting Radiographer).

A selection of resources and links for wellbeing support available generally and specifically to imaging professionals.

This short module on head and neck ultrasound has been designed to provide you with an introduction to the subject that you can undertake in your own time and at your own pace.

Course containing recommended journal articles, conferences, links, webinars & more

Learn how to use and make the most of the London Imaging Academy online learning platform. This was a live session and the recording is now available.

Self-paced introductory modules in physics, breast, gynaecology, upper abdomen and urology, with quick links to each course.