Our
ourses
From foundational casting skills to advanced technique, our courses are built around how you’ll actually use them — in the ED, in clinic, or in the field
October 17th:
Splinting with X-Ray Reading
Description: Workshop includes of casting materials, light lunch, take home bandage scissors.
Required: A $250 deposit is required to hold your seat, with the remaining balance payable on-site the day of the workshop.
$1,000/person
November 14th:
Splinting with X-Ray Reading
Description: Workshop includes of casting materials, light lunch, take home bandage scissors.
Required: A $250 deposit is required to hold your seat, with the remaining balance payable on-site the day of the workshop.
$1,000/person
November 15th:
Splinting with X-Ray Reading
Description: Workshop includes of casting materials, light lunch, take home bandage scissors.
Required: A $250 deposit is required to hold your seat, with the remaining balance payable on-site the day of the workshop.
$1,000/person
Our Instructors
Jennifer
With over 20 years of experience as an Orthopaedic Technologist, Jennifer has developed a passion for sharing her expertise and supporting the next generation of healthcare professionals.
Jennifer is one of the Orthopaedic Technologist Lead Preceptors for the Pre-clerkship Emergency Medicine Bootcamp Elective (PEMBE) at McMaster University and serves as a Lead Preceptor for the Casting and Splinting Workshop for McMaster University Family Medicine Residents. She is also an instructor for the casting workshop supporting TMU’s Surgical Foundations Program.
Jennifer currently calls the Emergency Department “home,” where she brings her extensive orthopaedic expertise to the fast-paced emergency setting. She also supports Fracture and Plastics Clinics throughout the Greater Toronto Area.
She is a Registered member of the Canadian Society of Orthopaedic Technologists (CSOT)
Michael
Micheal is a Registered Practical Nurse and experienced Orthopaedic Technologist with more than 15 years of frontline healthcare experience.
Since beginning his nursing career in 2008, Michael has worked in Emergency Departments and Fracture Clinics across multiple GTA hospitals. He has also played an active role in training Orthopaedic Technician students, nurses, and medical students in casting, splinting, immobilization, and practical orthopaedic skills.
As an instructor with CastPerfect.Ed, Michael is passionate about providing practical, hands-on education that helps healthcare professionals build confidence and develop skills they can apply directly in clinical practice.
He is a Registered member of the Canadian Society of Orthopaedic Technologists (CSOT)
Archie
Advance Orthopaedic Technologist with 20+ yrs exp.
Orthopaedic Technologist Pre-clerkship for the Emergency Medicine Bootcamp Elective (PEMBE) at McMaster University.
He is also a preceptor for the Casting and Splinting Workshop for Toronto Medicine University TMU andMcMaster University Family Medicine Residents.
He is a Registered member of the Canadian Society of Orthopaedic Technologists (CSOT)
Before you book
FAQs
Who are the workshops designed for?
CastPerfect.Ed is designed for Healthcare providers working in a clinical or Emergency Room environment where splinting/casting skills are needed, and the application of removable soft goods will be common.
Where does training take place?
Course locations may vary and will be displayed on the booking page.
What do I need to bring to the workshop?
We will provide splinting material, including scissors, as well as a light lunch. Bring any note taking material and dress to be casted! Short sleeved shirts, shorts or leggings you’re willing to get a little messy in is suggested.
What can I expect during the workshop?
The day of the workshop will include casting materials, light lunch, take home bandage scissors as well as a t-shirt.
Have a question?
Need answers about our courses, facility, or how to get started? Reach out to CastPerfect.Ed and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can