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Continuing Medical Education

ultrasound
Target Audience
  • Medical School Faculty - Deans/ Pre-Clerkship & Clerkship Course Directors

  • Physicians - Anesthesiology/Cardiology/Critical Care/Emergency Medicine/Endocrinology/MSK/Orthopedic Surgery/Perioperative/Primary Care/Radiology/Sport Medicine/Veterinary Medicine/Women’s Health

  • Non-Physician Educators

  • Physician Assistants/Nurses/Advanced Practice Providers/First Responders/Sonographers/Allied Health Professionals

  • Medical Students/Resident/Fellows 

 
Educational Objectives
  • Develop the necessary skills to assist with ultrasound curriculum development at the undergraduate level

  • Discuss assessment methods for effective ultrasound integration at the undergraduate to the graduate levels

  • Describe effective ways of integrating ultrasound education into Gross Anatomy and Physiology

  • Develop the necessary psychomotor skills to implement and teach other learners about various POCUS applications

  • Discuss patient safety practices as they relate to POCUS applications in the clinical area

  • Develop effective ways of integrating ultrasound education during the clerkship years of undergraduate education, and how to transition that knowledge to graduate education

This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.

Planning Committee

 

Richard Baker, M.D.

Senior Vice Dean

Vice Dean for Medical Education
Professor of Ophthalmology 

Wayne State University

School of Medicine

 

David Amponsah, M.D.
Ultrasound Division Head
Department of Emergency Medicine
Henry Ford Hospital
Asst. Clinical Professor
Wayne State University
School of Medicine

Abigail Brackney, M.D., FACEP

Associate Ultrasound Division Head

Department of Emergency Medicine

Henry Ford Hospital

 

Richard Hoppmann, M.D.

Professor of Medicine, Past Dean, Founder of the Ultrasound Institute University of South

Carolina School of Medicine

Founder and Past President – SUSME

Past President – WINFOCUS

President-elect – AIUM

 

Ruth A. Riley, M.S., AHIP
Assistant Dean for Executive Affairs Director of Library Services
School of Medicine
University of South Carolina

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