Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Hepatobiliary/Spleen Certificate
This program is an online certification program designed to provide independent validation of clinical providers proficiency in Hepatobiliary/Spleen POCUS. The POCUS Clinical Certificate is comprised of two assessments: a Clinical Case-Based Assessment and a Peer Evaluation.
Clinical Case-Based Assessment
This clinical certificate was developed using a standard template that has been customized for the liver, gallbladder, and spleen. The clinical case-based assessments are designed to simulate a clinical encounter. Question types range from multiple choice to hotspots.
Peer Evaluations
The peer evaluation is designed to assess your practical abilities in POCUS. Clinicians of your choosing will be sent an anonymous questionnaire to evaluate your POCUS abilities. Assessment results are based on the first two evaluations received.
For more details regarding assessment domains and peer evaluations, please refer to the POCUS Hepatobiliary/Spleen Content Outline.
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The POCUS Hepatobiliary/Spleen Clinical Certificate for $125
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Eligibility Requirements
The applicant must meet the following requirements:
- Successful completion of the POCUS Fundamentals Certificate.
- Must be a health care professional in good standing and actively practicing in a relevant clinical area.
- Attestation to the performance of and participation in the interpretation of 25 hepatobiliary/spleen POCUS cases within the last two (2) years.
“I took this exam because I need to be constantly improving my education in ultrasound and ultrasound guided techniques for my students and my patients”
