AVU's Veterinary Training sessions
Our courses use live animal scanning and each student earns 7 RACE CE hours.
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Learn MoreThrough our single-day, hands-on ultrasound course, many of our clients new to ultrasound have gained the business and technical training to immediately start scanning patients to enhance their practice offerings and revenue streams. Our clients who have owned ultrasound for a while also attend our class to enhance ultrasound in their practice.
2024 Classes:
Feb 12 | Mar 25 | Apr 22 | May 20 | Jun 24
Jul 22 | Aug 26 | Sep 17 | Oct 21 | Nov 25 | Dec 16
Held monthly, our Veterinary classes have been equipping veterinarians to be 'ultrasound-ready' upon successful completion.
Classes are taught at our Tulsa Oklahoma facility for just $750. Seating is limited so book early.
Taught by a qualified, certified BSRDCS Sonographer with over 18 years of animal ultrasound experience, attendees receive 7 RACE Continuing Education hours upon completion.
Each class has limited seating to provide hands-on training for each attendee in a wet lab setting with a machine and a live animal.
Whether you are new to ultrasound or want to make sure you're getting the best images possible from your system, AVU's course helps you optimize ultrasound technology for your practice. This single day of hands-on applications training is designed to equip you with all you need to perform veterinary ultrasound. By the end of the course, you will have a basic knowledge of image quality and how to use the system's technology to improve the images you are producing. You will also learn the terms used to describe the images and some of the basic physics principles used to create the best possible diagnostic ultrasound images.
"The ultrasound training at AVU provided me with the hands-on, live patient practice I needed to get the best images on my ultrasound machine. The training helped me to understand the different exams I could offer to enhance my patient care and confidence with the images and imaging language."
--AVU Ultrasound Veterinary Training graduate
