Simulation POCUS Two Days Course
Simulation-Based POCUS Training for Abnormal Cases and Acute Care Scenarios
A two-day simulation-based POCUS course focused on abnormal ultrasound cases, clinical interpretation, procedure guidance, and acute care decision-making.
Course Overview
This two-day Simulation POCUS course is designed to move clinicians beyond normal image acquisition into abnormal case recognition and clinical decision-making.
Participants work through structured simulation stations covering cardiac, lung, FAST trauma, renal, hepatobiliary, and ultrasound-guided invasive procedure scenarios.
The course combines focused teaching, realistic case-based simulations, hands-on scanning, and instructor feedback to help participants recognize pathology, interpret ultrasound findings, and apply POCUS safely in acute care settings.
Who Should Attend?
Emergency medicine physicians, critical care physicians, internal medicine physicians, anesthesia physicians, and clinicians who want simulation-based POCUS training for abnormal findings, acute care scenarios, and procedure-guided ultrasound practice.
Course Topics
Course Topics:
1. Introduction & Safety
Simulation workflow, scanning safety, image optimization, and clinical integration of POCUS.
2. Cardiac Cases
Simulation-based recognition of pericardial effusion, tamponade, reduced LV function, RV strain, and shock patterns.
3. Lung Cases
Recognition of pneumothorax, pleural effusion, consolidation, B-lines, and respiratory failure patterns.
4. FAST Trauma Cases
Simulation-based FAST interpretation in trauma, free fluid detection, and clinical decision-making.
5. Renal Abnormal Cases
Hydronephrosis, renal obstruction patterns, and renal ultrasound interpretation in acute presentations.
6. Hepatobiliary Abnormal Cases
Gallstones, cholecystitis indicators, biliary dilation, and abnormal hepatobiliary ultrasound findings.
7. Ultrasound-Guided Invasive Procedures
Needle visualization, safe procedural approach, vascular access, pleural procedures, and procedural simulation using phantoms.
8. Case-Based Integration
Multi-system POCUS interpretation and clinical decision-making in simulated acute care scenarios.
Hands-On Ultrasound Training
This course is designed around supervised practical scanning, expert guidance, and clinically relevant ultrasound application to help participants build confidence in real bedside practice.
Ready to advance your ultrasound practice?
Book your course inquiry and the Sono School team will contact you with the details.