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From Scan to Solution Symposium - 20 June 2026

The Australasian College of Podiatric Surgeons (ACPS) is pleased to invite you to attend our upcoming symposium, “Scan to Solution”, to be held on Saturday, 20 June 2026.

This full-day educational event will be delivered simultaneously across the following locations:

  • Melbourne - Citadines on Bourke
  • Sydney - Rydges Sydney Central
  • Adelaide - Rydges South Park Adelaide
  • Perth - The University Club of Western Australia
  • Brisbane - Rydges South Bank

Time: 9:00 am – 3:30 pm (local time)

The symposium will explore the journey from diagnostic imaging and scanning technologies through to treatment planning and clinical solutions. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the latest advancements and practical applications that are shaping modern podiatric surgery and patient care.

This event is designed for podiatrists, podiatric surgeons, registrars and students as well as other healthcare professionals interested in enhancing their understanding of imaging technologies, and to provide practical insight into laser, shockwave and injection therapies leading to optimal patient outcomes.

Further details can be found on the below link:

https://www.podiatry.org.au/cpd-and-careers/from-scan-to-solution-symposium/from-scan-to-solution-symposium?utm_source=organicsocial&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=acps-2026

Cost: Students $195.00

ApodA Members: $395.00

Non-Members: $495.00

ACPS Members: $395.00

ACPS   Affiliates: $395.00

Further details regarding the program, speakers, and registration information will be provided shortly.

We encourage you to save the date and join us for what promises to be an informative and engaging symposium.

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ACPS Cadaver Courses 2026

Nov 2026 - TBA

Register your interest at assistantsecretary@acps.edu.au

This one-day course will provide an opportunity to review the anatomy of the foot ankle. Linked to pathologic conditions commonly seen in practice and integrated with discussion and instruction on appropriate pharmacologic management including injectable to address these pathologies.

It is an interactive course involving informal presentations, discussion and hands on cadaveric dissection workshops, based in a small group environment.  The workshop is capped at a maximum of 18 participants and will involve demonstration and facilitation by Members of the ACPS and four surgical registrars.  The content of the workshop includes: 

  1. Guided and free dissection of the forefoot (including hallux), midfoot and rearfoot;
  2. Injection techniques of the foot and the ankle: an update on pharmacology related to injectables will also be provided.
  3. An update on nail and curettage procedures, including suturing techniques peri-ungually; and
  4. Case studies to enhance knowledge translation and enhancement of skills.
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Basic Surgical Skills Education & Training

The BSSET has been designed to provide a professional, accessible and supportive method of engaging health professionals in basic surgical skills training. Following the BSSET course, it is expected that graduates will be confident and proficient foot and ankle surgical assistants. In addition to its stand-alone merit, the course operates as one module within the Podiatric Surgical Training Program.

 
Fulfilling the course requirements will result in certification by the College of successful completion of the BSSET. 
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