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Expert
training in ultrasound analysis and
reporting. Prepare for the RPVI
credentialing exam. Hands-on
training targeted for your specific needs
in
our small Clinician Classes.
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EVALUATION
& REPORTING OF THE
ADULT ECHOCARDIOGRAM |
1.5 days / weekend |
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For internal medicine,
primary care, and
resident/fellowship
preparation. Works
through the complete ASE
protocol for analysis and
reporting of the resting adult
echocardiogram. Emphasis on
points directly relevant to
primary care, including
systolic & diastolic
function, pulmonary HTN,
effusion, and valve function.
Small class size
conducted in an interactive
dialog approach. |
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ANALYSIS AND
REPORTING of PERIPHERAL VENOUS & ARTERIAL ULTRASOUND |
1 day / weekend
9a-4p |
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Targeted to all
specialties and experience.
Excellent framework of
preparation for the RPVI exam,
vascular residency and
fellowship. The complete and
rapid protocol to analyze and
report peripheral arterial
disease, DVT, and venous
valvular incompetence.
Includes relevant technology,
pitfalls. artifacts, and QA
processes. Small class size
conducted in an interactive
dialog approach. Followed the
next morning by our
corresponding course for
cerebrovascular
ultrasound. |
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ANALYSIS
& REPORTING of
the CAROTID &
VERTEBRAL ARTERY DUPLEX
EXAM |
1 day / weekend 9a-1p |
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Targeted to all
specialties and experience.
Excellent preparation for the
RPVI exam, vascular residency
or fellowship. It virtually
eliminates every error of
diagnosis encountered in the
first two years with this
study. The complete and
rapid protocol to analyze and
report cerebrovascular
disease: stenosis, morphology,
IMT, and vertebral disease.
Small class size conducted in
an interactive approach.
Immediately preceded by our
companion course for
peripheral vascular disease.
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HANDS-ON
TRAINING CLASSES FOR
INTERNAL MEDICINE /
FAMILY PRACTICE
& RESIDENT CARE
The extremely small size
of our hands-on classes
ensures you have our complete
attention to help you master
practical skills fast. - Abdominal assessment
- Anesthesia:
echocardiography, vascular
access, pericardial effusion,
pulmonary HTN,
systolic
& diastolic function - Emergency: FAST &
RUSH protocols, vascular
access, DVT - Vascular assessment:
DVT, venous reflux, TIA,
carotid IMT
- OB-Pelvic assessment:
anatomy scan,
including cardiac evaluation, Doppler
and
IUGR, transvaginal
survey |
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From the smallest
hospitals to Harvard Medical
School
& St. Jude Children's,
we've served them all.
In the industry from GE &
Philips to Toshiba and
Siemens;
solo practitioners to the
entire Puerto Rico Cardiology
Society.
Single-event or ongoing
Resident training
anywhere. |
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-Individuals or groups of any size, working within your practice hours
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-Special programs for Resident training
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 Let's
discuss it |
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We offer you
over thirty years of teaching
experience sharpened before
an international
audience from every specialty.
Over a century
of collective clinical wisdom in
the field.
We know to assess your needs and
respond
quickly and precisely and we do it
every minute
you're with us.
This is fast-track
cognitive and
hands-on instruction,
targeted to your individual
experience and goals.
We shorten your learning curve
by months and
advance your future by years.
You won't believe
what
you can do in such a short time.
You're going to learn
every protocol and
know how
to think through it, because
you'll know the 'why'
behind every step.
Class size is very small,
so you can learn face
to face and ask any question as
often as you
like, as many times as it takes.
If you're new,
we'll guide you; if you're
experienced, we'll make
you even better.
Half of class time is
dedicated to hands-on
scanning,
half to interactive
classroom learning. After
regular
class hours our scan lab
remains open around the
clock for your independent
practice with your peers.
For forty years this has
been our mission.
us in Dallas and take
your place among our
worldwide community.
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Expert hands-on instruction
for all health professionals from all areas,
beginner to advanced. Small
class size and supportive interaction
ensures success.
Scan lab open 24 hours during class.
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INTRODUCTION
TO SONOGRAPHY |
1.5 days/weekend |
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Introduction for
sonography for
emergency
professionals and all
beginners. Builds the
foundation for all of our
hands-on courses. Follows the
RUSH and FAST exam protocols. |
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HANDS-ON CARDIAC
IMAGING |
5.5. days / M-Sat |
Complete protocol for assessment
of all structures, and function
using all modalities of imaging
and Doppler. Emphasis on
all standard views and
measurements with careful and
complete explanations of each.
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HANDS-ON
PERIPHERAL
VASCULAR IMAGING |
2.5 days /M-W |
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Complete protocol
for venous and arterial
disease of the legs, arms and
abdomen. Applications in DVT,
and venous incompetence, PAD,
AAA, renal function, and
vascular access.
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HANDS-ON ABDOMINAL
IMAGING |
3.5 days /M-Th |
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Complete systematic
protocol for imaging all
upper abdominal
organs and vessels, including
thyroid. Protocol for complete
renal Doppler assessment. |
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HANDS-ON
OBSTETRIC & PELVIC
IMAGING |
3.5 or 4.5 days /M-F |
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Complete systematic
protocol for the head-to-toe
fetal anatomy assessment ,
uterus, and adnexa. Optional
final day includes hands-on
transvaginal pelvic
sonography.
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These will be
as if the Expert sat
down with you in the Coffee
Shop and took the
time to tell you
everything, in a way you could
understand it, at a pace you
liked. Your every
question is going to get
answered. |
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ULTRASOUND
PHYSICS-- BY AND FOR
THE CLINICIAN |
Summer 2013
Dallas
[Alert
me- date]
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A structured but
informal workshop
setting for those of
us who simply
memorized test answers
but really don't
understand it.
And also for for those
of us who never really
grasped it to begin
with. Finally
learn what the
engineers and
statisticians are
saying, in the
language and analogies
of clinicians. Small
class size,
interactive dialog, at
your pace. |
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EKG-- THE MOST
COMPLETE & QUICK
LEARNING
APPROACH |
Summer 2013
Dallas
[Alert
me- date]
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The complete how and
why of the process.
Protocols to
understand all aspects
of the 12-lead EKG
including quick
systematic rhythm
analysis. You
may not have to do
EKG's, but you
absolutely do need to
know how to read them.
Essential for
for all CCI
registrants and
applicants,
echocardiographers,
and ATLS or ACLS exam
candidates.
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STRESS ECHO |
Summer 2013
Dallas
[Alert
me- date]
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A structured, informal
workshop
setting that lays
open every element of
dynamic cardiac
function during work
and how to spot it.
Includes EKG
assessment of
STEMI, ischemia
and lethal
arrhythmias.
Beginning or
experienced
echocardiographers and
physicians.
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