Radiology I. X-ray For Physiotherapists

Course Overview

A fracture on X-ray only means something once you can describe it precisely. This course trains that exact skill — reading plain films with clinical confidence, knowing when to escalate to CT or MRI, and never missing what matters.

Built for clinicians who want to stop guessing at imaging reports and start reading them.

Choose the Right Modality

Know exactly when a plain X-ray is enough, and when it isn’t — so you’re not over-ordering or under-investigating.

Read With a System

A structured, step-by-step approach to scanning a film so subtle fractures and soft-tissue clues don’t slip past you.

Speak the Language

Describe what you see with the precise vocabulary radiologists and surgeons actually use — so your notes get taken seriously.

Everyday Fractures

The upper and lower limb fractures you’ll see constantly in practice — recognized quickly and described correctly the first time.

Complex & High-Stakes Cases

Spinal trauma, pelvic fractures, and the injuries where missing a detail changes the outcome — including how clinicians score stability.

Key Clinical Questions

A few examples of what you’ll be able to answer with confidence by the end:

• Is this film enough, or does this patient need further imaging?
• What makes this fracture unstable rather than stable?
• How do I describe this finding so another clinician can picture it exactly?

Prerequisites

• Physical therapist or medical professional
• Basic musculoskeletal anatomy knowledge

What’s Included

• Certificate of completion
• Lifetime access