JBJS MRC Oxford Diploma in Paediatric Trauma Surgery 2027
£840.00
Master the principles of modern paediatric orthopaedic trauma surgery with world-leading faculty. The JBJS MRC Oxford Diploma in Paediatric Trauma Surgery delivers a comprehensive, evidence-based curriculum covering the full spectrum of trauma practice, helping surgeons develop the knowledge, judgement, and confidence required for contemporary trauma care. Starting 15th February 2027.
Save over 25% by combining with the Diploma in Adult Trauma Surgery. Simply add both courses at the checkout and the discount will be applied.
Description
Who will benefit:
This comprehensive programme is ideal for:
• Senior Orthopaedic Residents and Registrars
• Fellows in Paediatric Orthopaedics or Trauma Surgery
• Newly Appointed Consultants and Associate Specialists
• Surgeons preparing for FRCS (Tr & Orth), EBOT or Board Certification examinations
The JBJS MRC Oxford Diploma in Paediatric Trauma Surgery provides a structured, evidence-based review of the diagnosis and management of musculoskeletal injuries in children and adolescents.
The programme covers the unique principles of injury management in the growing skeleton, including physeal injuries, upper and lower limb fractures, paediatric polytrauma, growth disturbance, deformity following injury, and the management of complications. Teaching is delivered by internationally recognised experts in paediatric trauma and orthopaedic surgery through live online seminars, interactive case discussions and examination-focused learning.
Whether preparing for specialist examinations, developing a paediatric trauma practice, or consolidating clinical knowledge, this diploma offers an invaluable foundation in all key domains of paediatric trauma surgery.
Course Fee:
£700 + VAT (UK tax) = £840
Combined Trauma Bundle:
Adult Trauma Diploma + Paediatric Trauma Diploma = £1195
Add both Diploma courses to your basket to receive the bundle discount automatically and gain access to the complete JBJS MRC Oxford Trauma Surgery curriculum.
Discounts available for applicants from under-resourced regions or under special circumstances. For more details please contact Sue Turner at trauma@mrcoxford.co.uk
Programme Structure:
Format: Online (Live Teaching with On-Demand Access)
Sessions: 12 Weekly Expert-Led Online Seminars across 3 modules
When: Every Monday at 6:00pm (UK Time)
Course Dates: 15 February 2027 through to May 2027. Final assessment due May 2027.
Curriculum, Course Director and Certificate
COURSE DIRECTOR
David Bryson MBChB, FRCS (Eng)
Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic & Adult Trauma Surgeon
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Recognise and manage injuries specific to the immature skeleton, including physeal and apophyseal trauma.
- Apply paediatric-modified resuscitation principles to the polytrauma child.
- Identify and act on non-accidental injury, including imaging, safeguarding referral and report-writing.
- Manage the high-volume conditions seen by every clinician treating paediatric trauma, including supracondylar fractures, forearm injuries and femoral and tibial trauma.
- Recognise and manage rarer but high-stakes paediatric injuries, including spine trauma, open fractures and complications of failed treatment.
- Prepare for fellowship exams with structured, case-based teaching.
CURRICULUM
Paediatric Trauma Module 1: Foundations
- Growth Plate Biology, Salter-Harris and the Immature Skeleton
- Non-Accidental Injury: Recognition, Imaging and the Medico-Legal Interface
- Paediatric Polytrauma: ATLS, Resuscitation and the Trauma Team
Paediatric Trauma Module 2: High Volume Conditions
- Supracondylar Humerus Fractures
- Lateral Condyle, Medial Epicondyle and the Paediatric Elbow
- Forearm and Wrist Trauma
- Paediatric Femoral and Hip Trauma
- Paediatric Tibial and Ankle Trauma
- Paediatric Pelvic and Acetabular Trauma
Paediatric Trauma Module 3: Niche but Critical
- Paediatric Spine Trauma
- Open Fractures, Compartment Syndrome and Infection in Children
- Failed Treatment, Malunion and Late Presentations in Children
KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT
- Weekly formative MCQs allow delegates to track their progress and consolidate learning. (Weekly, January 2027 to May 2027)
- Summative Single Best Answer paper assessing knowledge across the full curriculum. (Due May 2027)
- Written Essays: Delegates will submit 1,500-word essays on three topics relating to the content taught in the Paediatric Trauma curriculum. Topics will be assigned in April 2027, with essays due in May 2027.
CERTIFICATE & ACCREDITATION
On successful completion of this JBJS MRC Oxford Diploma, delegates receive a digital certificate of completion.
The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Inc. is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Participants may be eligible to claim AMA PRA Category 1™ Credit for designated educational activities.
Contact:
For more details please contact Sue Turner at trauma@mrcoxford.co.uk
