CT and MRI Courses
Recent Course Feedback
Really informative and interesting course! Looking forward to part 2
Caroline G. Fundamental Skills in CT Course
All aspects explained really well. Applications and parameters of the scanner now make sense
Chloe V. Fundamental Skills in CT Course
Liz and Edward were very approachable. Felt no pressure. Explained with examples and drawings. Included us in group discussion. Great session!
Sarmita R. Fundamental Skills in MRI Course
I have worked in MRI for about 1.5 years now and this course has been very beneficial so far. It has helped to understand the equipment better and to be less afraid of playing with parameters within reasonable limits
Madara D. Fundamental Skills in MRI Course
I just want to say thankyou to Liz and Edward for this fantastic course. You were very thorough and covered the majority of the areas a newbie into MRI like myself found very overwhelming and daunting when I initially tried studying the physics aspect on my own. So once again, thank you both very much
Anita K. Fundamental Skills in MRI Course
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David McCabe
Principal Osteopath and Anatomy Lecturer.
Course Director Level 2 Further Skills: MSK Imaging Referral and Interpretation Programme
Director : Back2life Clinic
Expert in
back pain and other musculoskeletal pain diagnosis, treatment and management. Clinical lead of a team of six osteopaths.
Gained an MSc with Distinction in Human Anatomy at the University of Edinburgh (2017-18). David is involved with ongoing development and learning of theoretical and practical aspects of teaching
anatomy at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Publications: “Variations of the Cephalic Vein - a Cadaveric Study” - Journal of Anatomy
Thesis project: “Pilot study:
Investigating the differences between perceived and actual anatomical knowledge of nursing mentors”
This project achieved a rare distinction award and was selected for presentation to the Partnership Meeting of Nursing Research and Education, with further presentations to the Scottish Executive
Nurse Directors and National Teaching Group in 2018.
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