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Discover new and clever ways to get the most out of ultrasound; develop a structured step-by-step approach to imaging; increase diagnostic confidence and decrease procedural complications; become more confident in your anaesthetics procedures.
Veterinary

Getting Started in Ultrasound Course - Online

  • Duration (hours): 5+
  • Videos on demand: 11 (>3 hours)
  • Resources: Yes
  • Downloadable learning activities: Yes
  • Skills development plan: No
  • Lifetime access: Yes
$149.00
Veterinary

Pet Ultrasound Course – FAST

  • Modules (total): 4
  • Skill level: All
  • Duration (days): 2
  • Lectures (hours): 3.25
  • Scan time (hours): 8.25
$0.00

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Why is learning ultrasound so important for anaesthetists?

It is our strong belief – regardless of curriculum requirements – that every anaesthetist must understand ultrasound. Whether you’re placing a peripheral or central line, performing a pre-surgical cardiac assessment, initiating a nerve block or assessing an airway, ultrasound is invaluable. Regardless of its utility in your context, knowing what ultrasound can do, and how it can be applied is like a good shot of espresso coffee – once you get a taste you’ll want more. And more…

And once you get started it’s a no brainer that ultrasound skills will help you be a better health practitioner. In fact, ultrasound is recognised around the world as one of the most important skills you can develop to improve outcomes, save time and money (for you and your patient).

Unfortunately, most anaesthetists have been exposed to very little training. And where they have it has been in a very unorganised and scattered approach. More often than not training has been provided by energetic enthusiasts in the workplace who can demonstrate the potential for ultrasound, but – while passionate – haven’t invested in their ability to teach the art and science behind it. Plus the compromises that we all know come from training at work means a less than ideal learning environment. This results in little take away skills, no pathway to develop skills and ultimately disappointment.

But you can do something about this. In order for you to avoid the stressful ups and downs of learning ultrasound, having a strong foundation on which to build your skills and a clear plan in place to support your development is fundamental. That’s where we can help.

Skills Development

FREE weekday shuttle to the Zedu HQ training facility when you book directly here (not via other sites such as booking.com) – simply advise the friendly hosts at Quest Bundoora and they will take care of the rest.

Quest Bundoora serviced apartments are located just 10 minutes from the Zedu HQ and offers fully self contained accommodation options for the short and long term traveller. The 4½ star property comprises of 76 serviced apartments including Studio, One, Two and Three Bedroom Apartments, as well as brand new Three Bedroom Townhouses with private courtyards. The Studio Apartments with kitchenettes are the perfect alternative to a hotel room. The One, Two and Three bedroom apartments as well as the Three Bedroom Townhouses are ideal for families, colleagues or larger groups looking for a home away from home experience with full kitchens and laundry facilities.

Scanning Skills

To get the most out of your efforts and before picking up a probe it’s important to identify your objective – do you have a purpose for scanning? Scanning for scanning’s sake isn’t optimal. When learning you need to engage in deliberate practice to develop your ultrasound skills. When applied clinically, you need to have the ability to define your needs, identify limitations and make decisions. We’ll help you focus on where you’re going and what you want to achieve.

Learning Pathway

Attending a course is one thing – making the time to develop your ultrasound skills and abilities is another. Learning ultrasound is a lifelong commitment – trust us, we know. Commit to invest your time before you start. Take time to remove practice barriers. Focus your time. Track your progress. Spend time developing skills out of the clinic. We’ll work with you to identify a pathway for skills development in your context.

Support

When you get back to the workplace, what’s next? Early enthusiasm to use ultrasound can soon fade to frustration when you return to the workplace, where the reality of clinical demands and often lack of ultrasound users can undermine your confidence. We can help by providing ongoing support, training and credentialing – as well as ongoing information through our free coaching corner and social media posts. We’re there for you.

Who are Zedu Ultrasound courses for?

It doesn‘t matter whether you’ve been scanning for years or have never picked a probe up before, if it’s a yes to any of the above criteria and you’re ready to take your diagnostic and procedural skills to the next level, then you’re welcome to join us. Our Anaesthetics Courses will provide you with the most up-to-date information by professional trainers.

Our courses are not for everyone. Our programs are for emergency and critical care physicians who…

  • Are regularly called to diagnose or perform procedures where ultrasound could speed the process
  • Are open to doing things differently to achieve better results
  • Believe that ultrasound can promote better patient outcomes
  • Have seen ultrasound in practice and want to know more
  • Wonder how ultrasound could be useful in their clinical context
  • Are keen to learn how to use state of the art technology

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