This course offers a structured, evidence-informed approach to the diagnosis and treatment of hip disorders for direct use in clinical practice. Anatomy, biomechanics, and pathophysiology are integrated with systematic clinical reasoning and differential diagnosis to support confident decision-making. Participants learn a standardized hip examination through step-by-step video instruction, including active, passive, resisted, palpation, and accessory testing. Treatment modules include anatomically guided injection therapy, ESWT, deep transverse friction, mobilization, and manipulation. Practical videos and case-based learning ensure effective clinical application. Completion is recognized with certification in structured hip diagnosis and treatment, grounded in the principles of systematic orthopaedic medicine originally described by Cyriax.