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Master bedside ultrasound through a structured, 48-week competency-based journey led by international faculty.
Professional Standards: Patient confidentiality is strictly maintained in all clinical discussions. No identifiable patient information should be shared during case presentations or webinars.
Clear governance, academic standards, and recognized CME structure — designed for serious clinicians.
Academic Awarding Body
Oversees the academic framework and standards of the fellowship, ensuring structured learning outcomes and progression.
Accreditation & CME
CME credits are awarded according to the program policy and successful completion criteria for each module.
Organizing Partner
Coordinates operations, admissions support, and communication — ensuring smooth delivery and learner experience.
Contact SupportLongitudinal training pathway, not a short course.
Internationally experienced instructors in acute care POCUS.
AACME® accredited CME credits across the fellowship pathway.
Live webinars every 4 weeks + 24/7 LMS access.
The Fellowship Provider
SonoSchool delivers structured, competency-based ultrasound education designed for acute care clinicians. This fellowship is a longitudinal pathway—focused on clinical thinking, decision-making, and safe bedside practice.
A structured 48-week pathway: Foundation first, then specialization. Designed to mirror clinical progression.
Build core bedside ultrasound competence with a clinically-driven structure: concept → protocol → interpretation → case integration. Ideal for acute care clinicians who want a safe, supervised pathway to consistent performance.
After completing the foundation, you select one specialization aligned with your practice environment.
Built for ER workflow: rapid decisions, trauma pathways, procedures, and pediatric acute scenarios.
Built for ICU/OR: hemodynamics, perfusion, shock profiling, and multi-organ monitoring.
48 weeks: 24-week foundation + 24-week specialization.
LMS 24/7 + live expert webinars every 4 weeks (recorded).
Competency-based progression with structured evaluations and policy-based CME awarding.
Designed for clinicians practicing in acute care environments who want a structured mastery pathway.
This is not an introductory ultrasound course. Applicants are expected to have basic clinical exposure and active patient-facing roles. Admissions are seat-limited and handled through the official admissions channel.
Competency-based outcomes aligned with real clinical practice.
Integrate bedside ultrasound findings into real-time diagnostic and management decisions.
Perform, interpret, and document POCUS exams across core acute care applications with standardized protocols.
Apply clinical reasoning frameworks and avoid common pitfalls in acute ultrasound interpretation.
Competency-based progression with structured evaluations across the pathway.
The fellowship follows a competency-based model. Progression is based on active participation, case-based learning, and structured evaluations delivered through the LMS and live webinars.
Fellowship completion and certification are granted upon fulfilling all academic and participation requirements as outlined by the program governance.
What previous fellows say
"The structured approach to lung ultrasound changed my daily practice in the ICU. The webinars are incredibly interactive."
— ICU Specialist, UAE
"Transitioning from basic to advanced echo seemed daunting, but the curriculum builds your confidence week by week."
— ER Physician, Egypt
"The AACME accreditation was vital for my license renewal. The content quality is world-class."
— Anesthesiologist, KSA
The program is 48 weeks total: 24 weeks Foundation (Common Pathway) + 24 weeks Specialization Track.
Yes. It combines live expert-led webinars (every 4 weeks) with 24/7 access to the LMS. Live sessions are recorded for later review.
AACME® CME credits are awarded per module upon successful completion, following the program policy.
The fellowship uses a competency-based assessment approach including quizzes, case discussions, and structured module requirements.
The fellowship is designed for acute care clinicians (e.g., ER, ICU, anesthesia, hospital-based acute care roles). Seats are limited and admissions require approval prior to fee payment.
Yes—provided confidentiality is strictly maintained and no identifiable patient information is shared during discussions or webinars.
Admissions open periodically with limited seats. Apply through the admissions channel to receive intake details, eligibility confirmation, and fee instructions.
For admissions, technical support, and academic coordination.
Technical Support
ahmed.magdy@icomgroup.orgProgram Director
ashraf.eltayar@wiccem.orgAdmissions close once the cohort seats are filled.
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