POCUS Fellowship

Point-of-Care Ultrasound Fellowship in Acute Care Settings

A structured 48-week fellowship pathway for acute care clinicians, combining expert-led teaching, case discussions, live webinars, LMS access, and competency-based progression.

48-Week Pathway Live Webinars Every 4 Weeks AACME Accredited
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Flagship Program

Foundation + Specialization

Start with a common POCUS pathway, then choose an advanced track aligned with your clinical practice: Emergency Medicine or Critical Care.

48 Weeks
2 Modules
32 CME / Module
Academic & Accreditation

Built on Structured Academic Governance

The fellowship is designed around structured learning outcomes, case-based progression, and recognized continuing medical education standards.

WICCEM Institute Academic Affiliation

WICCEM Institute

Supports the academic framework and standards of the fellowship, ensuring structured learning outcomes and progression.

AACME Accreditation Accreditation

AACME

Accredited by the American Association of Continuing Medical Education. CME credits are awarded according to program policy and successful completion criteria.

32 CME Credits Per Module
Sono School Training Brand

SonoSchool

Delivers structured ultrasound education for acute care clinicians through expert-led learning, discussion, and clinical progression.

48 Weeks

A longitudinal fellowship pathway designed for structured skill development.

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Expert Faculty

Led by experienced educators in emergency, critical care, and acute care ultrasound.

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Live + LMS

Live webinars every 4 weeks, recordings, materials, and asynchronous learning access.

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AACME Credits

Continuing medical education credits awarded according to module completion policy.

Why This Fellowship

Excellence in Practice. Not Just Theory.

The POCUS Fellowship is built for clinicians who need a structured, clinically relevant pathway beyond isolated workshops. It connects ultrasound concepts with bedside reasoning, image interpretation, case discussion, and applied acute care decision-making.

Participants progress through foundational POCUS before selecting a specialized pathway aligned with emergency medicine or critical care practice.

Fellowship Roadmap

Two Structured Modules Across 48 Weeks

The pathway begins with a common foundation, followed by advanced specialization according to clinical practice needs.

Module 1 · 24 Weeks

Common Pathway

Foundational POCUS training covering core ultrasound principles, protocol-based scanning, clinical reasoning, and image interpretation.

  • Physics, knobology, artifacts, and optimization
  • Lung and pleural ultrasound concepts
  • eFAST and trauma-focused ultrasound workflow
  • Basic cardiac ultrasound and acute care applications
  • Live webinars, case discussions, and LMS learning access
Module 2 · 24 Weeks

Specialized Pathway

Advanced training pathway selected after the foundation module, focusing on either Emergency Medicine POCUS or Critical Care POCUS.

  • Advanced ER POCUS pathway for acute emergency workflows
  • Advanced Critical Care POCUS pathway for ICU and shock assessment
  • Case-based progression and competency-oriented learning
  • Structured assignments, image review, and discussion
  • Completion requirements according to program policy
Specialized Pathways

Choose Your Advanced Track

After completing the common pathway, learners select one specialized direction aligned with their practice environment.

Track A

Advanced ER POCUS

Built for emergency medicine workflows including rapid decisions, trauma pathways, procedures, pediatric acute scenarios, and case-driven algorithms.

  • Advanced trauma and resuscitation POCUS
  • Pediatric emergencies and acute scanning
  • Nerve block and MSK acute applications
  • Case-driven emergency decision-making
Track B

Advanced Critical Care POCUS

Built for ICU and acute care settings including hemodynamics, perfusion, shock profiling, multi-organ monitoring, and critical care integration.

  • Echo-based hemodynamic assessment
  • Fluid responsiveness and venous congestion logic
  • Multi-organ monitoring and protocols
  • Case interpretation and ICU integration
Who Should Apply

Designed for Acute Care Clinicians

This fellowship is intended for physicians and clinicians practicing in acute care environments who want structured POCUS development and clinically relevant ultrasound progression.

Eligible Backgrounds

  • Emergency Medicine Physicians
  • Critical Care and ICU Physicians
  • Internal Medicine Physicians
  • Anesthesiologists
  • Hospital-based acute care clinicians
Learning Outcomes

From Ultrasound Knowledge to Clinical Reasoning

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Clinical Decision-Making

Integrate bedside ultrasound findings into real-time diagnostic and management decisions.

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Acquisition & Interpretation

Develop structured thinking around POCUS image acquisition, interpretation, and documentation.

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Acute Care Application

Apply protocol-based scanning and case reasoning across emergency and critical care settings.

Assessment & Completion

Competency-Based Progression

Progression is based on active participation, structured learning activities, case-based work, and successful completion of module requirements according to program governance.

Assessment Includes

  • Periodic knowledge assessments and quizzes
  • Case discussions and image review sessions
  • Participation in live webinars and recorded modules
  • Completion of required learning activities per module
FAQ

Common Questions

The program runs across 48 weeks: Module 1 Common Pathway for 24 weeks, followed by Module 2 Specialized Pathway for 24 weeks.

The fellowship includes LMS access, recorded educational materials, case-based discussions, and live expert-led webinars every 4 weeks. Any hands-on activities or workshops are announced separately according to the training pathway and location.

AACME CME credits are awarded per module upon successful completion, according to the approved program policy and completion criteria.

The fellowship is designed for acute care clinicians including emergency medicine, critical care, internal medicine, anesthesia, and hospital-based acute care physicians.

You can submit an inquiry through the website contact form or contact SonoSchool through the official WhatsApp number for admissions guidance.

Ready to Advance Your POCUS Practice?

Submit your fellowship inquiry and the SonoSchool team will contact you with intake details, eligibility guidance, and next steps.

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