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Please note this course is under development as Phase 2 of Radiographer Led Nasogastric Tube Position Check Pathway rollout occurs. This course will be updated with additional information, documents and guidance when they become available. 

The Royal College of Radiologists are launching a new webinar series developed in collaboration with The British Medical Ultrasound Society (BMUS), delivering a free series of weekly webinars designed to teach the core components of the first three years of the RCR clinical radiology curriculum, covering key topics through expert-led teaching. Each session will be delivered by clinicians identified by each Special Interest Group (SIG). These valuable, one-hour sessions will take place every 4 weeks on Monday at 1pm via Zoom, running from September 2026 to July 2027. View the full lecture programme tab for more details.

This tutorial series has been designed to support and enhance training for plain film MSK reporting radiographers, available to all NHS colleagues.

The London Imaging academy, in partnership with our colleagues across England is delighted to provide a mentorship programme, open to all trainee reporting radiographers, for the 2026/27 academic year.We will be providing an extensive programme of webinars, masterclasses and REALM meetings over the coming months.These will be provided by an array of subject matter experts from across the Imaging community, Consultant radiologists, Consultant and reporting radiographers will be delivering these sessions.Links for each session will be available through the Imaging academy platform. 

Safe and constructive face to face study day environment to learn about DEXA and its technicalities: Equipment basics  Clinical background and pathway  Considerations: risk factors, complex patients, radiation exposure  DEXA as a statistical, diagnostic and management tool  Technical approach: how to perform DEXA and considerations  How to position a patient  Pitfalls and considerations  Result interpretation  Result integration  Bringing different data together  TBS  Reporting considerations  Guidelines 

The Royal College of Radiologists are launching a new webinar series developed in collaboration with The British Society of Cardiovascular Imaging (BSCI), delivering a free series of weekly webinars designed to teach the core components of the first three years of the RCR clinical radiology curriculum, covering key topics through expert-led teaching. Each session will be delivered by clinicians identified by each Special Interest Group (SIG).  These valuable, one-hour sessions will take place every 4 weeks on Monday at 1pm via Zoom, running from September 2026 to July 2027. View the full lecture programme tab for more details.

06 OctNavigating career development in a multigenerational workforce - with Lydia Johnson Tue, Oct 6 • 7:00pm - 8:00pm BSTLivestreamNavigating Career Development in a Multigenerational Workforcewith Lydia JohnsonRadiology Team Manager | SoR National H&S Forum ChairTuesday 6 October | 7:00 PM (UK Time)This session will explore how radiographers can navigate career development, workplace relationships, and professional growth within increasingly multigenerational teams.Focusing on the realities of working alongside colleagues at different stages of their careers, this discussion will examine how everyday interactions, communication styles, expectations, and assumptions can influence team culture, collaboration, and patient care.The session will also challenge common age stereotypes and explore how different generations can learn from one another, share knowledge, and recognise the strengths each person brings to the workplace.Whether you are a student, newly qualified radiographer, experienced practitioner, or considering your next career step, this session offers practical ideas for building positive professional relationships, identifying your goals, and making the most of opportunities throughout your career.This one-hour session will support radiographers in strengthening workplace communication, understanding multigenerational working, and taking a more intentional approach to their own career development.In this session, attendees will explore:• How everyday interactions shape workplace cultureRefresh your understanding of civility and consider how small interactions can influence communication, teamwork, and patient care.• The realities of working in multigenerational teamsExplore different experiences, perspectives, and working approaches while challenging common age stereotypes.• How different generations can learn from one anotherRecognise the strengths, knowledge, and experience that colleagues at different career stages can share.• Practical approaches to career developmentReflect on where you are now, where you want to go, and the steps that can help you move towards your goals.• How positive professional relationships can support progressionExplore the importance of communication, collaboration, mentorship, and learning from those around you.By the end of the session, participants will leave with greater awareness of how multigenerational working can influence team culture, practical ideas for strengthening workplace relationships, and clearer ways to approach their own career development and next steps.About the Guest SpeakerLydia Johnson brings over 18 years’ experience within the NHS and currently serves as a Radiology Team Manager across one of the UK’s largest acute hospital trusts.She has a strong background in clinical education, having supported undergraduate radiographers and provided pastoral care as a Clinical Tutor for almost a decade.An SoR-accredited Representative, Lydia is the national Chair of the SoR Health & Safety Forum and leads on Health & Safety for Radiology and Medical Imaging within her Trust.Lydia is passionate about educating, empowering, and supporting teams to uphold best practice, develop professionally, and create safer, healthier working environments.Skilled Personnel NetworkPosted Sep 21, 2026 

An advanced symposium covering cutting-edge MRI technology, AI acceleration, remote scanning, clinical applications, and essential safety updates to optimize practice.DATE & TIME: 09:00-16:00 on 07/10/2026VENUE: Bolton Wanderers FC conferences room - The University Of Bolton Stadium, Burnden Way, Bolton BL6 6JW