
PRIME Learning Network
National Comprehensive 3-Day POCUS Workshop, Chapel Hill, N.C.
Description
This comprehensive 3-day course covers all 52 applications (all 5 tiers) of the Family Medicine POCUS Blueprint, established through Delphi and Nominal Group methodology at UNC-Chapel Hill with funding and support from the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine and the American Board of Family Medicine Foundation. The course offers a maximum of 20 educational hours and includes hands-on, interactive learning with a low instructor-to-learner ratio of 3:1 to maximize your learning experience. Participants will engage in live model scanning, ultrasound simulators, and didactic lectures. Participants will have access to cart-based and handheld ultrasound machines during hands-on learning to allow them to explore different equipment options for clinical use.
This workshop is ideal for learners who want to experience and practice the high-yield POCUS applications most relevant to family medicine. It is designed for those interested not only in mastering image acquisition and performing scans but also in understanding how to clinically integrate POCUS findings into real-world patient care across both inpatient and outpatient settings.
Course Goals Through didactic lectures and bedside hands-on training of probe handling, patient positioning, and optimizing image quality, participants will obtain the skills needed to acquire images for all 52 consensus POCUS applications relevant to family medicine.
Using didactic lectures and bedside teaching of anatomy and image interpretation, participants will develop the ability to analyze and interpret ultrasound images from the 52 consensus applications.
By utilizing a case-based learning approach, participants will be able to apply POCUS findings into their clinical reasoning to enhance diagnostic accuracy and guide management decisions.
Schedule
Friday, May 29th, 2026 from 9am-5pm
Saturday, May 30th, 2026 from 8am-5pm
Sunday, May 31st, 2026 from 8am-3pm
Registration
The registration fee for this POCUS course is $1,800 per person. This fee includes administrative costs, educational materials, refreshments, and provided meals.
This live activity has been designated for a maximum of 20 CME Credits through AAFP.