Upper & Lower_June 2021Seminar_Hands on Seminar Theory

The purpose of this online module is to create the benchmark knowledge for doctors attending face-to-face seminars. This will prepare attendees for the hands-on applications and skills which will be covered in the hands-on course.

Courses, where there is section assessment, must be completed before the final unit exam is open up. No system is 100% reliable so we suggest that before you attempt the final exams you avoid last-minute problems and make sure you have adequate internet as the final exams will only load one question per page. Make sure you have a quiet environment and to assist you to plan appropriately we have outlined the total number of questions in the assessment units and the final exam. Before you start make sure you have completed all the unit requirements, so you are prepared.

• The quiz questions are sequence is randomized and will change every time you click into the assessment or exam.
• The section quiz and the final exam will be presented one question at a time and does not allow backtracking, therefore make sure you take care when selecting your answer for each question.

All the best.

The faculty for the seminars consists of internationally prominent professionals with extensive experience in treating athletes at international sporting events.  FICS is embracing a combination of a hybrid delivery for the hands-on seminars, with the theory section presented online before hands-on experience.

• Australia – Dr Henry Pollard
• Australia – Dr Peter (Pete) Garbutt
• Australia – Dr Rick Ames
• Australia – Trish Donoghue
• Australia – Dr Natalie (Nat) Sharp
• Canada – Dr Scott Howitt
• Sweden – Dr Martin Isaksson
• UK – Dr Mika Janhunen
• UK – Dr Thomas Jeppesen
• USA – Dr Christine Foss
• USA – Dr Jordan Knowlton-Key
• USA – Tim Ray
• USA – Dr Jonathon (Jon) Wilhelm