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Spinal MasterCLASS 2026 (Hybrid) – Thursday 10th September – Saturday 12th September 2026

RMSANZ
Prince of Wales Spinal Injuries Unit
Hybrid Bright Alliance Building Avoca Street, Randwick, NSW, 2031

Registration - $450 AUD

Spinal MasterClass 2026 (Hybrid) - Thursday 10th September - Saturday 12th September 2026

Dear All,
 
From the RMSANZ website:
The Spinal MasterCLASS 2026 will take place on the 10th to 12th September in a new hybrid format.
 
This workshop aims to provide an overview of the whole journey of Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) management in the acute and early rehabilitative setting.
This will benefit any clinician (Medical, Nursing or Allied Health) who would have involvement in managing Spinal patients at any stage. We aim to have a practically structured approach towards optimising MDT care and evidence based management of patients with SCI.
 
We will be offering a small number of face‑to‑face places alongside some more limited interactive online cohort to preserve meaningful discussion and Q&A with our gurus.
 
Key points
Dates: 10–12 September 2026.
Format: Hybrid — limited in‑person spots and a capped online intake.
Registration open: Register by 5 September 2026: https://powspinalmasterclass.netlify.app
Cost: $450 for trainees
 
Enquiries: Cornelia.Khaled@health.nsw.gov.au  or  (02) 9382 8599
 

Kind regards,

RMTV

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