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The details of the next meeting will be announce in due course Here's the programme The ORP (Operating Room Personnel) Specialist section exists to promote teaching and research for ORP's and other related professions within the UK and Ireland. The group sponsors ORP education courses in the UK and Ireland. The group is actively involved in "Teach the Teacher" courses. These courses, which are held annually under the leadership of Paul Clifford and Lisa Hadfield-Law aim to equip ORP's to be able to teach, not only at the AO courses, but also in their work places. Basic level courses are aimed at providing exposure to AO Instrumentation techniques, philosophy and principles for those ORP's and members of other professions responsible for the treatment of patients with musculo-skeletal disorders. Advances courses are aimed at ORP's who have completed a basic course and who wish to update themselves as to the latest developments in AO techniques and philosophy. Email us for specific enquiries about courses
You can use this document to support your application for study leave The book Introduction to Spine Surgery; Essentials for ORP, fellows, and residents edited by Sue Corbett has received a commendation For further details of the OPR section's activities,
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