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Command the Invisible. Serve the Patient.

Built on clinical judgement, not just technology.

All clinical areas. All are welcome.

Live, Hands-On Ultrasound Training Courses

Through our ongoing micro-classes and on-site tutorials, we’ve helped clinicians like you turn ultrasound into understanding—one patient, one scan, one decision at a time. Worldwide.

Clinical instructor's hand over the hand of the sonographer, guiding an ultrasound scan of the heart.Clinical instructor's hand over the hand of the sonographer, guiding an ultrasound scan of the heart.
A panel of images Abdominal, Vascular, Obstetric, Breast, and MSK ultrasound training course images.A panel of images Abdominal, Vascular, Obstetric, Breast, and MSK ultrasound training course images.

The Hands-On Ultrasound Courses

Micro classes. Real scanning. Faculty at your elbow.

Learn how to hold the probe, see anatomy in motion, and understand what the image is telling you—without intimidation.

Fri-Sat

A sonographer applies ultrasound gel to a transducer probe surrounded by medical sonogram images.A sonographer applies ultrasound gel to a transducer probe surrounded by medical sonogram images.

And everyone welcome.

Focused, protocol-based bedside scanning and clear discussion that sharpens clinical judgment and supports immediate decision-making.

Fri-Sat

Medical team performing emergency ultrasound scans on a patient in a critical care hospital setting.Medical team performing emergency ultrasound scans on a patient in a critical care hospital setting.

Develop image quality, make sense of complex flow, and build reporting confidence—supported by straightforward discussion, guided repetition and real physiology.

Mon-Fri

Medical collage featuring a 3D heart model, cardiac ultrasound scans, and Doppler echocardiography results.Medical collage featuring a 3D heart model, cardiac ultrasound scans, and Doppler echocardiography results.

Mon-Th

Master, and move beyond memorized protocols to understand flow, resistance, and hemodynamics—made clear, meaningful, and memorable..

Diagnostic medical ultrasound scans showing internal organ imaging and blood flow Doppler results.Diagnostic medical ultrasound scans showing internal organ imaging and blood flow Doppler results.
Medical illustration of a human liver surrounded by diagnostic ultrasound and doppler imaging scans.Medical illustration of a human liver surrounded by diagnostic ultrasound and doppler imaging scans.

Recognize subtle pathology, adapt to variable anatomy, and build a consistent, anatomy-based workflow where each image defines what you’re seeing. Built over decades on our OIIME paradigm.

Fri-Sun

A 3D fetus model surrounded by fetal ultrasound and doppler imaging scans for prenatal monitoring.A 3D fetus model surrounded by fetal ultrasound and doppler imaging scans for prenatal monitoring.

Develop spatial sonographic understanding for anatomy that moves, changes, and doesn’t always follow textbook positioning—while learning to use Doppler right to assess fetal well-being and placental physiology.

Mon-Th

Develop precise probe control and anatomic insight to confidently locate the ovaries and assess common causes of pelvic pain and bleeding—with skill, clarity, and confidence.

Friday

Medical diagram of breast anatomy shown with ultrasound scans for cancer screening and biopsy.Medical diagram of breast anatomy shown with ultrasound scans for cancer screening and biopsy.

Saturday

We help you see clearly, in a new way, think confidently, follow sound standards, and speak with credibility—while working in step with the patient and your colleagues.

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Custom On-Site Education to Focus Your Team

When deeper understanding matters more than dates on a calendar.

Some learning doesn’t belong in a hotel ballroom—or on a screen.

For clinical teams, departments, and institutions, we offer custom on-site tutorials built around your equipment, your learners, and your real clinical questions. These sessions focus on the why behind the image, signal, and waveform or tracing—so understanding transfers directly to patient care. Anything we teach in our classroom we can deliver in yours.

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Each one has been built over many decades, for departments and clinical leaders charged with developing staff capability while maintaining efficiency, consistency, and patient-centered standards.

Ultrasound Physics

Clear, intuitive understanding that leads to lifelong reasoning- without intimidation.

Cardiovascular Hemodynamics

Central and peripheral flow, pressure, resistance, and meaning at the bedside.

EKG: From Atoms to Arrhythmias

Electrophysiology explained from first principles.

High-res graphics of ultrasound physics principles.High-res graphics of ultrasound physics principles.
Graphics showing the heart and peripheral vascular hemodynamic system.Graphics showing the heart and peripheral vascular hemodynamic system.
High-res graphic showing the heart and EKG conduction system.High-res graphic showing the heart and EKG conduction system.

The Core Beneath the Image | Foundations Revisited

Read: "When Understanding Reconnects"

Some clinicians move forward.

A few step back — in order to see more clearly...

  • the invisible forces called Hemodynamics.

  • EKG waveform interpretation at the
    bio-pathophysiologic level.

  • Ultrasound Physics at a conceptual level.

For those who want to rebuild the architecture beneath their clinical intuition, we occasionally explore offering a concentrated in-person session in Dallas.

No scanning.

No production pressure, no quizzes.

Just clarity, evolved through engaging reasoning, respectful dialogue, encouraging support. And lifelong community..

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"They demystified intimidating subjects and made them understandable and approachable. I left confident in my ability to perform high-quality studies"

Cardiac Sonographer

"I came in having never turned on an ultrasound machine. Just days later, I could obtain images with confidence."

—Radiologic Technologist

“I use what I learned every day. The confidence and understanding have stayed with me.”

“For the first time, all the pieces finally fit together. The sequence and structure made everything make sense.”

—Experienced Sonographer

“The teaching made me feel comfortable and supported, and gave me the confidence to move forward.”

—Healthcare Professional

—Multi-Course Attendeee