Announcing ACP's virtual POCUS mentorship training program
Beginning in May 2021, this live, virtual course, eligible for CME credit and MOC points, provides physicians who want to improve their point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) skills with ongoing live instruction and mentored scanning sessions over the course of six months.
ACP's new POCUS mentorship program provides internists the opportunity to continue point-of-care learning about point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) and hone skills with personalized, longitudinal training. Beginning in May 2021, this live, virtual course, eligible for CME credit and MOC points, builds on previous foundational POCUS course training with ongoing live instruction and mentored scanning sessions over the course of six months. The deadline for registration is April 8, 2021.
The program offers:
- Live instruction covering content personalized to the learner's needs across five key POCUS skill areas,
- Hands-on remote and mentored scanning,
- Directly observed feedback, skill demonstrations, and cognitive framework from internists expert in POCUS,
- Two one-hour group image review sessions led by course directors,
- Loaned ultrasound equipment (provided for the course duration), enabling participants to share a live stream with a remote mentor via computer or tablet, and
- The opportunity to learn with a partner in the same location.
Successful course completion will be recognized with a course certificate.
Register with a local learning partner to continue your training in a dyad format. Sign up with a colleague or find a local qualifying ACP member by April 8 to receive the ACP member rate.
Visit the program website to learn more and register.