Arthroscopy course planning guides.

Practical questions to help you compare courses, understand what is included, and organize your participation in the United States or abroad.

Which guide should you read first?

Start from the decision in front of you. Every guide ends by sending fees, availability, eligibility and credit statements back to the organiser, because only the organiser can confirm them.

• You are comparing two courses: read how to choose an arthroscopy course, then cadaver lab, skills lab or congress? to check what practical access each format really gives you.
• You have a shortlist and want to register: use how to check registration status and keep the organiser’s own page as the final authority.
• The course is abroad: read plan your international course before booking travel, and compare destinations on the country coverage pages.
• You are in the United States: see the cadaver lab checklist, how to check CME information and the U.S. course hub.
• You are a resident or fellow, or planning a budget: read the guide for U.S. residents and fellows and the course cost and budget worksheet.

Guides give planning questions, not clinical advice or accreditation. Browse by joint, learning format or organiser when you already know what you need, or report a correction if a guide is out of date.