How the Hands On Cardiac Ultrasound class typically unfolds.

Our cardiac course unfolds the same way true understanding develops—step by step, never rushed. And tailored to your learning style.

We begin by establishing a shared visual language: cardiac anatomy as it appears on the screen, with careful attention to orientation, probe position, and spatial relationships.

Scanning starts early. Learners rotate through short, focused scan sessions with faculty at the bedside, repeating views and refining technique until confidence builds naturally.

Once images stabilize, physiology is layered in. Wall motion, valve function, timing, and Doppler are introduced only after the image makes sense.

Concepts are revisited throughout the course so understanding deepens, not resets. Small groups allow faculty to adapt teaching in real time.

The scan lab remains open beyond scheduled hours, giving learners freedom to practice and reinforce skills.

By the end of the course, learners leave with a clear, repeatable approach to cardiac scanning—and continued mentoring long after the class adjourns.

Echocardiogram showing LV clot for training in our hands-on cardiac ultrasound course.
Echocardiogram showing LV clot for training in our hands-on cardiac ultrasound course.