Injection Foundations Workshop

This course is organized as a single procedural workshop day captured in four lessons, combining didactic teaching with cadaver-based lab rotations and station checkoffs. Together, the lessons provide a practical, anatomy-first approach to planning and performing injections using palpable landmarks, with selected sections that introduce ultrasound guidance to help confirm needle placement. You will review decision-making around target selection and needle trajectory across common musculoskeletal procedures (including knee and shoulder injections) and deeper access procedures such as posterior iliac crest bone marrow aspiration. The course also covers how platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is handled and delivered in specific procedural contexts, including scalp injection patterning, and a discussion of exosome products and their characteristics beyond particle counts. Throughout the course, the emphasis is on procedural reasoning alongside tactile and visual injection strategies and reviews best practices around injections for optimal peptide therapy; it’s designed for clinicians who perform (or plan to perform) injection-based procedures and want structured, hands-on instruction alongside biologics context.

This course is organized as a single procedural workshop day captured in multiple recorded parts, combining didactic teaching with cadaver-based lab rotations and station checkoffs. The focus is on anatomy-driven planning, practical technique, and procedural decision-making that can be applied in real clinical settings.

• 5h 42m total runtime
• 4 lessons
• Downloadable learning guides
• * GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING* These videos contain footage of cadavers being utilized for educational purposes.