4 Educators providing Orthopaedic Medicine courses in London

the strength and performance clinic

The only GOLD level ACPSEM clinic in the North East. With Specialists in JEMS and Anatomy in Motion. Penny, Clinical Lead has experience of high performance sport since 2004 with Team GB and Para GB and the EIS at Olympic and Paralympic Games and World Championships. She was the Chief physio at WUGS and Invictus Games. At The Performance Clinic you can experience the same level of world class therapy as an elite athlete. You don’t have to be from a sporting background to see our therapists! It means that the level of knowledge, care and expertise we provide you with is elite level. Whether your goal is the next Olympic Games or lifting your grandchild, we are here to help you maximise your potential and live a pain free and fully functional life. We offer an integrated team approach in injury management; assessing, treating and rehabilitating your injuries, whilst analysing the cause and offering a complete package of care to prevent further injuries. We are here to help you return to the things you love..

physiotherapy online

Education is the most powerful weapon that you can use to change the world.” – Nelson Mandela. At Physiotherapy Online we believe education should be customized to the learners’ behaviour. It’s not only about the content, but the delivery of the subject matter, the technique with which the educators train the mind to think critically, the use of evidence based practices and the techniques to find solutions for our patients.

institute of orthopaedic & musculoskeletal science, ucl

king's college hospital orthopaedic frcs revision course

Prof Venu Kavarthapu is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon with specialist interest in lower limb orthopaedics. He was appointed as a Consultant at King’s in 2006. He qualified at the AP University of Health Sciences in India, before completing his basic surgical and specialist registrar rotation training in the South East Thames Region. His sub-speciality training included a Minimally Invasive Hip Surgery Fellowship in Los Angeles and a Foot and Ankle Fellowship in London. Prof Kavarthapu was the orthopaedic member of the King's Diabetic Foot Team, which in 2007 won a prestigious Hospital Doctor Award. Prof Kavarthapu lectures at national and international conferences on diabetic foot surgery, trauma, hip arthroscopy, and primary and revision hip arthroplasty. He is also actively involved in research and has published several scientific articles on Trauma and Orthopaedics. Prof Kavarthapu’s other roles include Honorary Senior Lecturer at King’s College London, lead clinician for the Orthopaedic department, and Orthopaedic Training Programme Director for SE London. He has been appointed Associate Professor at Odense University Hospital and University of Southern Denmark. He is also chairs the British Indian Clinical and Academic Partnership.