We have over 10 years of experience in training veterinarians and veterinary technicians to perform abdominal ultrasounds and echocardiograms. Whether you're looking to enhance or perfect your ultrasound scanning technique, we can help!
A member of our team will come to your clinic and train you on your ultrasound equipment. We'll cover knobology & taking measurements, we'll also teach you an ultrasound scanning technique that can quickly be memorized and mastered; whether your focus is abdominal ultrasound or echocardiograms.
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We offer hands-on wet labs for abdominal ultrasound, echocardiograms, and fine needle aspiration.
We teach a repeatable scanning technique, maintain small group sizes and rotate instructors frequently to ensure you get the most of your learning experience.
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Ride along with one of our mobile sonographers. We will customize training to your skill set. This is a great way to see ultrasound being used in a clinical setting.
Connect with us to create a personalized schedule based on your availability, and the number of training days you'd like.
All of our instructors are expert-level certified mobile sonographers. We have a maximum group size of 3 students per instructor to ensure ample scanning time.
We'll teach a guided protocol to ensure students can perform a complete scan to be submitted for telemedicine interpretation.
If you're in the market for a new machine, we'll have an ultrasound vendor on hand to answer any questions you have.
At our wet labs, each student is provided with breakfast and lunch as well as your favorite specialty drink to help keep you on your game. Dietary restrictions? No problem, we're happy to accomodate you.
Check out our schedule of upcoming wet labs.
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