HANDS-ON 100 EM PROCEDURES WORKSHOP “19 - 21 June 2026”
LGEM/LCC 15th “100 Emergency Medicine Procedures Workshop” At Christ College London Canary Wharf
Make your payment for 100 EM Procedures Workshop
£800.00
Experience a one-of-a-kind workshop at our academic partner’s site (Christ College London) in Canary Wharf, London, UK. This intensive and comprehensive training on Emergency Medicine procedures is unlike anything offered elsewhere, delivering unmatched learning in a short, highly focused timeframe.
LONDON GLOBAL EMERGENCY MEDICINE ls Proud To Announce:
100 EM Procedures Workshop London, UK 19 - 21 June 2026.
ABOUT 100 EM PROCEDURES WORKSHOP
Exceptional opportunity
This is an exceptional opportunity for emergency physicians to acquire necessary skills and knowledge of common emergency procedures which are expected to be performed by ED physicians on shop floor. Most of these procedures are part of RCEM Curriculum and must be learnt by ED physicians as a part of their training.
Aim of this workshop
Aim of this workshop is to improve emergency services , improve patient safety and provide safe and effective treatment to patients without delay, this will ultimately be helpful in running the ED department smoothly and safely.
Specifically designed for ER Physicians
This workshop is specifically designed to teach simple emergency procedures which can have a significant impact on patient life, main aim of this workshop is to equipp ER physicians, Registrars, Junior doctors, ACCS trainees , clinical fellows and specialist with necessary skills so that they can confidently perform life , limb or sight saving procedures without any delay.
We strongly recommend all ER physicians to attend this workshop and get yourself fully familiar and confident with all below mentioned procedures, from our experience we have noticed that vast majority of ED clinicians are not familiar with most of these procedures as result of which most of the time delays occurred in patient care.
Details of the Workshop
LGEM/LCC 15th “100 Emergency Medicine Procedures Workshop”
Venue: Christ College London, Canary Wharf, London
100 Emergency Medicine Procedures Workshop – London
- Are you an Emergency Medicine (EM) doctor looking to improve your procedural skills?
- Working in another acute specialty but want to do A&E locums or extra shifts?
- Have you applied for A&E locum shifts but were declined?
- Preparing for the MRCEM OSCE or FRCEM OSCE exams and want to enhance your procedural skills as per RCEM guidelines?
Or are you simply a junior doctor looking for a job in the NHS or wishing to improve your CV and job prospects?
This workshop is for you.
Add a unique Emergency Medicine Procedures Certificate to your CV and strengthen your applications for EM jobs, locums, and career progression.
Our Signature Workshop
- Delivered over the last 8 years
- Conducted in London, Dubai, and the UAE
- This will be our 14th workshop
Whether you are preparing for MRCEM, FRCEM, exploring EM locums, or planning a career in Emergency Medicine, this course will provide you with a thorough understanding of 100 key emergency procedures.
Limited seats available.
About the Workshop
Our “100 Emergency Medicine Procedures” signature workshop has been specially designed by senior NHS consultants to equip junior doctors with essential practical skills and clinical confidence, enhancing employability and enabling safer, more effective patient care.
Workshop Aim
The primary aim of this workshop is to upskill junior doctors and boost their clinical confidence, enabling them to secure jobs within the NHS and manage emergency patients safely and effectively.
It also aims to improve emergency and acute medicine services, enhance patient safety, and ensure smooth and efficient Emergency Department (ED) operations.
Workshop Overview
Duration: 3 days
Dates: 24–26 April 2026
Venue: Christ College London
For LGEM trainees working in the UK, attendance is mandatory.
This workshop provides an excellent opportunity for emergency and acute physicians to learn and practice essential procedures expected in the ED.
Most of these procedures form part of the RCEM curriculum and are vital for Emergency and Acute Medicine physicians in both training and practice.
Workshop Format
Each day covers 30+ emergency procedures through:
- Interactive lectures covering theoretical knowledge
- Hands-on practical sessions using mannequins and task trainers
Faculty
The workshop will be conducted by senior Emergency Medicine consultants who are Fellows and Members of UK Royal Colleges.
Specialist instructors from other fields, such as Ophthalmology and ENT, will also participate to teach relevant procedures.
Target Audience
This workshop is ideal for:
- Non-trainees and locum ER physicians seeking structured clinical training and aiming for specialist or consultant roles
- International clinicians currently working in the UK who wish to strengthen their procedural skills
- Senior clinicians, staff grades, and consultants looking to refresh practical skills
In today’s competitive job market in the UK, UAE, and the Middle East, this workshop significantly enhances employability.
Having this workshop on your CV will help you stand out and boost your interview confidence.
Workshop Fee
Fee: £800
Payment: Pay in 3 instalments
CME Credits: 18 hours
Certification
A certificate of completion, signed by UK consultants, will be awarded to participants who attend all three days.
This certificate confirms structured teaching and supervised hands-on training in 100 emergency procedures and will significantly strengthen your CV and professional portfolio.
Uniqueness of This Workshop
To our knowledge, no other institution worldwide offers a course covering such a wide range of emergency procedures.
While courses like ATLS, ALS, and APLS focus more on theory, this workshop uniquely emphasises hands-on training in life-, limb-, and vision-saving procedures.
Venue
Christ College London
Canary Wharf Campus
London College of Emergency Medicine
10–16 Tiller Road
London, E14 8PX
Booking & Payment Details
To secure your place, please make a payment of £800 to:
Bank: Lloyds Bank
Account Name: London Clinical Courses
Sort Code: 30-97-13
Account Number: 71785662
IBAN: GB70LOYD30971371785662
Send proof of payment to:
Cancellation Policy
- Payments are non-refundable
- You may reschedule to the next available session with at least 2 weeks’ notice
Participant Limit
Limited seats are available to ensure personalised, hands-on learning for every participant.
Procedures Covered (System-Wise Overview)
Day 1: Airway, Trauma & Life Support
Day 2: Regional Blocks, ENT, Ophthalmology & Gynaecology
Day 3: Cardiovascular, Sedation & Ultrasound
Note: Over 80% of the 100 procedures will be covered.
Contact Details
WhatsApp (Text Only):
+44 7453 262416
Email:
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at info@londongem.uk if you cannot find an answer to your question.
This will be full 3 days workshop , more than 30 EM procedures will be taught per day, full theoretical knowledge will be provided in form of interactive lectures and hand on practice will be provided on mannequin in most scenarios.
Whole workshop will be conducted by senior EM Clinicians/Consultants who are Fellows and Members of Royal colleges, few specialist from other specialties will also be invited to teach their disciplines , for example Ophthalmologist /ENT specialist.
This workshop will be most useful for non trainees and locum ER physicians who do not undergo structured training but wishes to be a specialist or consultant at some point in there career , this can be very useful for those clinicians who did not undergo training in UK but have taken senior positions by submitting their equivalent training certificates from abroad, last but not the least senior clinicians staff grades and consultants who wish to regain their lost skills they can also join us in this workshop.
The standard fee is £800.00; however, we are currently offering a special discounted fee of £700.00 to UK doctors on a first-come, first-served basis.
Yes, Competencies Certificate signed by UK consultants will be issued to those who successfully attend all days.
This certificate will testify that you have attended this unique workshop and have knowledge of 100 EM procedure , you've been taught and had supervised hand on practice by UK trained consultants , this will be like a gem in your cv and portfolio , of course this will give you confidence in job interview any where in the world and with these skills you will always be preferred over doctors who don't have these skills.
From our knowledge , No other institute anywhere in the world has organised such a unique workshop.
We all know about ATLS ALS APLS and other fancy courses but no one has ever conducted a practical workshop on 100 Emergency Medicine procedures.
We will teach 100 EM procedures which will include procedures mentioned below and other procedures as well.
Following is the list of Procedures aim to teach.
1) Airway Manoeuvres
2) Use of Basic airway adjuncts ( OPG/NPG)
3) Use of Bag Valve mask and basic ventilation
4) Use of Advance Airways I Gel, LMA
5) Endo Tracheal Intubation
6) Surgical Airway Cricothyroidotomy/ Tracheostomy
7) Removal of foreign body from upper airway
8 )Abdominal Thrust to remove airway foreign body in Adults
9) Needle Cricothyroidotomy
10) Surgical Cricothyroidotomy
11) Percutaneous Tracheostomy
12) Neck Immobilization and Intubation
13) Open surgical chest drain
14) Eletrical DC Cardiovesion
15) Tension Pneumothorax Needle Decompression
16) Aspiration Pneumothorax
17) Sildenger Chest drain
18) I/V cannulation
19) Venupuncture
20) Arterial Blood Gases
21) Insertion of Arterial Line
22) Obtaining Intraosseus access
23) Valsalva
24) Modified Valsalva Manouvre
25) Chemical Cardio Version
26) Cervical spine immobilization and protection
27) Log Roll
28) Shoulder Dislocation and Manipulation Technique (one)
29) Elbow Dislocation and Manipulation Technique
30) Reduction and manipulation of Distal Radius Fracture (Colles Fracture)
31)Reduction and Management Phalangeal Dislocation
32)Application of slings Collar and cuff slings , Broad arm slings
33)Application of below elbow back slab/PoP( Sling POP)
34)Use of various splints in hand/ finger Neighbour strapping
35) Application of Sager/Donnoway/Thomas Splint ( need)
36) Fundoscopy
37) Otoscopy
38) How to Check Eye PH ( PH strip)
39) Eye Irrigation in Chemical injuries to eye ( Morgan lense)
40) Removal of Foreign body from eye and application of Eye patch
41) Management of Anterior Epistaxis , Anterior Nasal Packing
42) Use of Rhinopad to control Anterior and post Epistaxis ( Rapid Rhino)
43) Cauterization for Anterior Epistaxis ( Silver Nitrite Sticks)
44) Removal of Foreign body from Ear ( Mosquito Forceps)
45) Removal of Foreign Body from Nose ( Nasal Probe)
46) Technique and Principles of Quinsy Drainage ( Orange/Gray cannula)
47) Incision and Drainage of Abscess ( Scalpal and wound pack)
48) Drainage of Subungal hematoma
49) Nail bed injuries à Repair and Rimplantation
50) Wound Closure/Suturing
51) Urethral Catheterization
52) Bimanual PV Examination
53) Cuscos Spaculum Examination
54) High Vaginal Swab /Cervical Sampling /Pap Smear
55) Removal Of Foreign Body from Vagina ( lost tampon/Condom removal) on mannequin.
56) P/R and Prostate Examination on Manneqquin
57) Breast Examination on Mannequin
58) CVS ( SVT Chemical Cardioversion
59) VT chemical Cardioversion
60) Ankle Relocation
61) wound suture flap
62) ring removal with silk thread and soap
63 64)BLS Paeds
65)Primary Survey
66) Secondary survey
67) patellar relocation
68) Above knee back slab
69) Ulnar gutter splint
70) Scaphoid cast
71) procedure sedation
72) safe transfer
73) removal of patient from scoop
74) Safe transfer from bed to bed ( Pat slide)
75) Intubation in patient with head and neck trauma BLS Adult
76) Removal of helmet in Head injured patient
77) femoral stab
78) FAST scan
79) aorta scan
80) echo in life support
81) Dental Block ( Dental Syringe)
82) Volar Slab
83) Transcutaneous pacing
84) Pericardiocentesis
85) Radial Head Sublaxation
86) fish hook removal
87) Lumbar Puncture
88) Suprapubic bladder
89) Priapism Management
90) Digital globe massage
91) How to apply thumb spica cast
92) Antenatal examination of Full-term pregnant lady in ER
93) Laryngoscopy
94) Foreign Body helminch manouver
95) FB back blows
96) FB Abdominal thrust
97) TMJ Dislocation /Relocation
98) Intramuscular Injections
99) deroofing of Burns blisters
100) fasciotomy
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