Frequently Asked Questions

Our Mini-Fellowships combine guided, practical learning to help you assess and report musculoskeletal (MSK) and spine MRI in your daily work. We teach radiologists, pain physicians, rheumatologists, orthopaedic surgeons, sports medicine physicians and other healthcare professionals.

We guide you through the anatomy, pathology and scans using clear explanations, images, diagrams, videos and DICOM cases. You can scroll through and assess the cases just as you would at work, and ask questions and clarify doubts at any time. We show you where to look, what to look for, how to recognise important findings and how to describe them in a clear, concise report.

Our Mini-Fellowships are intended for healthcare professionals with an interest in musculoskeletal or spine imaging.

Participants include consultant and trainee radiologists, rheumatologists, orthopaedic surgeons, sports medicine physicians and other healthcare professionals involved in MSK and spine imaging.

The courses are not open to the general public.

Our Mini-Fellowships are primarily designed for healthcare professionals with beginner to intermediate experience in musculoskeletal or spine MRI.

You learn where to look, how to recognise important findings and how to describe them clearly in your reports.

If you have already completed a formal MSK or spine MRI fellowship, or have substantial reporting experience, our standard Mini-Fellowships may not be appropriate for your level.

However, if you are beginning a formal MSK or spine fellowship, our Mini-Fellowships can help you build your knowledge in a short time and get much more out of your formal fellowship.

If you’re unsure, please contact us at assist@radedasia.com to discuss whether a course is suitable for you.

Whether you learn online or on-site, you learn how to assess scans and produce clear, confident reports for your daily work.

Our Online Mini-Fellowships are 30-day guided courses featuring structured learning, multiple DICOMs that you can scroll and assess and opportunities to ask questions and clarify any doubts. Throughout the course, we guide you in developing your MRI interpretation and reporting skills.

Our On-site Mini-Fellowships provide in-person learning with hands-on DICOM viewing on your own workstation, teaching and direct discussion with Dr Ravi and other specialists. On-site Mini-Fellowships will recommence in 2027.

Our Online Mini-Fellowships are 30-day guided courses, with new courses starting every month.

During the 30 days, we take you through structured teaching, multiple DICOMs and quizzes to help you develop your knowledge, interpretation and reporting skills.

Throughout the course, you can ask questions, clarify doubts and receive answers directly from Dr Ravi.

We recommend setting aside around 30–45 minutes most days for your learning.

On weekends, try to spend some additional time reviewing what you’ve covered during the week.

The more consistently you engage with the course, the more you’ll get out of it. A little time each day makes a real difference.

We don’t believe in simply giving you learning materials and leaving you to figure everything out yourself.

We guide you through MRI cases, showing you where to look, what to look for, how to recognise important findings and how to word your report.

Absolutely. Asking questions and clearing doubts is an important part of how we teach.

Our courses include a Q&A feature that allows you to ask questions as you learn. No question is too small. We want you to understand what you’re seeing and feel confident about your interpretation.

You can also ask questions in your preferred language through our multilingual Q&A feature.

We use a combination of concise teaching posts, diagrams, explanatory videos and graphics, full DICOM cases and quizzes to help you understand and retain what you’ve learned.

You’ll work through MRI cases that you can scroll like you would at work, learn how to recognise important findings and develop a structured approach to reporting.

You can also ask questions and clarify doubts through our course Q&A feature, with answers provided by Dr Ravi.

Our Online Mini-Fellowships start each month.

Everyone in your monthly group starts together and works through the course at the same time.

This allows you to benefit not only from your own questions but also from the questions asked by other participants. Often, someone else will ask something you hadn’t thought of, helping everyone learn and develop their understanding.

Check the course page for the exact start date.

You will have access to your Online Mini-Fellowship for six months from the course start date.

We guide you through the teaching during the first 30 days. For the rest of your six-month access, you can revisit lessons, review DICOM cases and continue asking questions.

We are also developing an option to extend your course access beyond the initial six months. Further details will be provided once this becomes available.

Our On-site Mini-Fellowships will recommence in 2027. Course dates, locations and registration details will be announced when available.

For more information, visit our ON-SITE MINI-FELLOWSHIPS page.

Visit our Online Mini-Fellowship course catalogue and select the course you’d like to join. ONLINE COURSES

Each course displays its scheduled start date. Simply add the course to your cart and complete your registration and payment.

You’ll be enrolled for the displayed start date and receive information about accessing your course.

Our standard Online Mini-Fellowships cost SGD 695 per course.

Each course includes 30 days of guided learning, MRI DICOM cases, opportunities to ask questions and receive answers from Dr Ravi, and six months of course access from the start date.

Yes. Discounts are available when you register for multiple Online Mini-Fellowships at the same time.

3 or 4 courses: Receive a discount of SGD 45 on each course, including all three or four courses in your registration.

5 or more courses: Receive a discount of SGD 95 on each course, including every course in your registration.

Simply add all the courses you’d like to join to your cart. The applicable discount will automatically be applied to every eligible course at checkout, not just the third or fifth course onwards.

All payments are processed through a secure payment gateway.

We accept major international credit cards. Depending on the country you’re registering from, additional local payment options may also be available and will appear at checkout.

Yes. You can cancel your registration before your course begins, subject to a cancellation fee of SGD 75 (payment gateway charges). The remaining amount will be refunded.

Once your course has commenced, cancellations and refunds are no longer available.

Yes. If your course has not yet commenced, you can request a change to a later scheduled intake.

Please contact us at assist@radedasia.com to arrange this.

Yes. You will receive a Certificate of Completion after successfully completing your Online Mini-Fellowship.

You will also receive a digital course badge that you can add to your LinkedIn profile or share on social media.

Yes. Our Online Mini-Fellowships are recognised for 30 hours of RANZCR CPD learning.

For CPD recognition by other professional or licensing authorities, please check directly with the relevant organisation to confirm their requirements.

Our Online Mini-Fellowships are currently taught in English.

However, you can ask questions through our multilingual Q&A feature in your preferred language.

We are also working on making complete courses available in additional languages. Available languages will be indicated on the relevant course page.

Once your course starts, log in to your RAD/ED account using the Login link on our website.

Your enrolled course will be available through your learning account.

If you have difficulty accessing it, contact us at assist@radedasia.com.

If you’re having trouble logging in or accessing your course, please contact us at assist@radedasia.com.

Include the email address used for registration and a brief description of the issue so we can help you.

We recommend using a desktop or laptop with a reliable internet connection to review the DICOM cases. Please use Chrome rather than Firefox.