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Oryon Academy: CPD Webinar Series 2025–2026
Practical MSK insights from leading Orthopaedic and Radiology experts
Free webinars, contributes to your continuing professional development (CPD)
Introducing a 6 part webinar series:
Head, Shoulders, Knees & Bones
We’re launching a brand new CPD webinar series that contributes to your continuing professional development (CPD), running monthly from October 2025. Each session will explore a different region of the body – from the cervical spine to the lower limbs – offering practical, case-based insight into musculoskeletal injury, treatment pathways, and referral decision-making.
Every webinar includes a live Q&A and a dedicated Radiology Perspective segment – a 15-minute expert-led discussion on the role of imaging in diagnosis, management, and multidisciplinary care.
All sessions are free to attend and contribute towards your CPD hours.
Upcoming Session: 21st January at 6:30pm
Spine Matters – Practical Insights for Everyday Practice
Using real clinical cases, this session explores common spinal problems, focusing on accurate diagnosis, prognosis and evidence-based management. Spine Matters offers a clear, practical update for clinicians regularly assessing and advising patients with spinal pain, with emphasis on sound decision-making and avoiding unnecessary intervention.
Mr Caspar Aylott is an internationally trained Consultant Spine Surgeon and Lead Spine Consultant at the UK Spine Centre. Uniquely dual-qualified as a mechanical and materials engineer, he holds a Doctorate in motion-preserving spinal technologies. He specialises in minimally invasive and non-fusion techniques, considers surgery a last resort, and is passionate about clear diagnosis, patient communication and high-quality clinical education.
Free to attend | Contributes to your continuing professional development (CPD) | Includes live Q&A
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1 webinar/month
Live + on-demand
CPD certificates
Your CPD Journey Continues at the 2026 Spinal Symposium
As part of our commitment to ongoing clinical education, the Oryon Academy CPD series will culminate in a flagship in-person event:
The Spinal Symposium – April 2026 (London)
This one-day event will bring together orthopaedic consultants, radiologists, and AHPs to explore complex spinal diagnosis and multidisciplinary referral pathways.
Stay engaged with our monthly webinars for early access to tickets, speaker announcements, and exclusive offers.
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“The events are always really informative, the staff are very friendly and welcoming, there’s a good handout for you to follow and the consultants are always really interesting and up to date with new technologies.”
Sarah Shand, Osteopath
“The fact that you can book online and keep track of all the courses you’ve done is a really useful tool that you can go back to and check your CPD hours.”
John O’Connor, Osteopath
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FAQs
Yes – the webinar will be available to view on demand shortly after the live event.
You’ll be able to access it directly from this page by selecting ‘Watch’, which will open the course in a new browser tab.
Speaker slides can also be accessed from the same page; however, please note these are shared at the speaker’s discretion and may not always be available.
To access your CPD certificate, follow the same process but click ‘Certificate’ (located just below the course title) instead of ‘Watch’.
Yes – all webinars in the Head, Shoulders, Knees & Bones CPD series are completely free to attend and contribute to your continuing professional development (CPD). You just need to register in advance to receive the live link and access the on-demand recording afterwards.
Yes – all attendees will receive a CPD certificate. Log into the portal and leave feedback for the webinar to download your certificate. Once submitted you will recieve your certificate. If you have any difficulties, just give us a call and we’ll be happy to help.
Each webinar lasts approximately 60–70 minutes.
This includes a 30–45 minute presentation from the lead speaker, followed by a 15-minute Radiology Perspective segment with an Oryon Radiologist, and a 10-minute live Q&A to close the session.
