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Orthopaedic Diploma

Orthopaedic Oncology Diploma

CME/CPD accreditation to be applied for

Specialist training in orthopaedic oncology.

Launches
Mon 11 Jan 2027
in 64 days
Live
Mondays 19:00 UK
Enrolment closes
Sun 7 Feb 2027
Fee
£940
or 2 monthly payments
Prof Tom CoskerMr Ather SiddiqiDuncan WhitwellProf Jonathan StevensonRob PollockWill Aston

Taught live by practising specialists you can question.

Tom Cosker, Ather Siddiqi and 14 more Meet the faculty

Lateral knee radiograph showing osteosarcoma of the proximal tibia
At a glance

25 sessions across 5 modules, delivered weekly over 25 weeks.

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Overview

What the diploma covers.

A structured online programme covering diagnosis, investigation and surgical management of bone and soft tissue tumours, delivered by active oncology specialists. Heavy Oxford and UK oncology faculty representation.

Modules

The diploma runs as 25 weekly sessions across 5 modules.

Show the 5 modules and 25 sessions
  1. 01
    Diagnosis, Staging and Pathology (3 sessions)

    Principles of Imaging in Musculoskeletal Oncology; Principles of Biopsy and Staging; Pathology of Bone and Soft Tissue Tumours: What the Surgeon Needs to Know.

  2. 02
    Surgical Anatomy and Approaches (5 sessions)

    Upper Limb Anatomy and Approaches: Shoulder Girdle, Humerus and Elbow; Surgical Approaches and Tumours of the Hand and Wrist; Pelvis and Hip: Anatomy, Approaches and Principles of Pelvic Resection; Thigh, Knee and Leg: Anatomy and Approaches, including the Posterior Approach to the Knee; Approaches to the Foot and Ankle in Tumour Surgery.

  3. 03
    Resection, Reconstruction and Complications (6 sessions)

    Proximal Femoral Replacement: How I Do It; Distal Femoral Replacement: How I Do It; Complex Arthroplasty and Revision of Tumour Endoprostheses; Free Flaps and Grafts in Tumour Surgery: Advances and Outcomes; Infection in Tumour Surgery: What Next?; Principles of Amputation.

  4. 04
    Primary Bone Tumours (7 sessions)

    Osteosarcoma: Diagnosis, Chemotherapy and Surgery; Ewing Sarcoma: Chemotherapy and Local Control; Chondrosarcoma: From Atypical Cartilaginous Tumour to High Grade; Giant Cell Tumour of Bone and the Role of Medical Management; Spinal Sarcoma and Chordoma: Surgical Management and Outcomes; Children's Tumour Surgery: What's It All About?; Challenges in Bone Sarcoma Surgery.

  5. 05
    Soft Tissue Sarcoma, Metastatic Disease and Adjuvant Therapy (4 sessions)

    High-Grade Soft Tissue Sarcoma: Surgery; Retroperitoneal Sarcoma and Isolated Limb Perfusion; Metastatic Bone Disease: Oncosurgical Management and Current Concepts; Radiotherapy and Proton Beam Therapy: When to Refer and Who Is Appropriate.

See the full session timetable →

Learning outcomes

  • Recognise and work up common and uncommon bone and soft tissue tumours.
  • Understand the role of imaging, biopsy and multidisciplinary review.
  • Appreciate surgical options from limb salvage to resection and reconstruction.
  • Prepare for fellowship exams with structured, case-based teaching.

Faculty

Meet your faculty.

Practising consultants who teach this diploma live. Each takes questions from the group in their session.

See the full faculty →

After you enrol

What to expect

The cohort begins Mon 11 Jan 2027. Here is the delegate journey from enrolment through to your certificate.

  1. 01
    Secure checkoutAt checkout

    You complete your enrolment through a secure Stripe checkout.

  2. 02
    Welcome emailImmediate

    A PMI welcome email confirms your place straight away. This is the only step that happens automatically; everything that follows is prepared for you ahead of and during the cohort.

  3. 03
    Course Portal accessAhead of the cohort

    Ahead of the cohort you receive your Course Portal login and the full session schedule.

  4. 04
    Weekly live sessionsDuring the cohort

    Weekly live sessions taught by practising specialists on Mondays: a 45-minute talk built around cases, then 10 to 15 minutes of your questions to the speaker. Recorded for the weeks you miss.

  5. 05
    Weekly MCQsDuring the cohort

    Weekly self-marked MCQs that build toward the assessment.

  6. 06
    Final written paperEnd of the cohort

    A final written paper at the end of the cohort.

  7. 07
    Certificate of CompletionOn passing

    A Certificate of Completion on passing.

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