The Advanced PoCUS course is intended to help clinicians in Emergency Medicine and related areas to explore applications of ultrasound beyond core applications.Our two-day programme includes a mixture of short lectures and plenty of hands-on scanning practice in the following areas:
This hands-on half-day morning course is designed for clinicians who are new to ultrasound. It introduces the fundamentals of transabdominal scanning in gynaecology and early pregnancy. With a focus on probe handling and image optimisation, the session will help you build confidence in identifying basic pelvic structures and using ultrasound equipment effectively. Scanning practice will...
This practical half-day afternoon course is designed for clinicians who want to expand their ultrasound skills by learning transvaginal (TV) scanning techniques. It’s suitable for those who have attended our Obs and Gynae transabdominal scanning session or have some prior experience. The course explores when and why TV scanning is appropriate and demonstrates its role...
This ultrasound course by Bromley Emergency Courses teaches the skills to achieve competency in the four domains deemed necessary for higher EM speciality training by the RCEM: There is online learning available priorThe Bromley Emergency Courses Core Emergency Ultrasound Course is intended to give you a firm foundation in both the knowledge and skills required...
This APLS course is run on behalf of the Advanced Life Support Group (ALSG).The course covers: This pass/fail course is delivered through a combination of virtual and face-to-face learning. You must meet the required standard to receive your certificate upon completion.
This 1-day in-person Focused Ultrasound for Intensive Care (FUSIC) course covers all the knowledge and practical skills that you need to complete the training for your FUSIC Heart and FUSIC Lung accreditation.Bromley Emergency Courses' FUSIC Heart + FUSIC Lung Course is fully approved by the Intensive Care Society.Attendance on an approved course or completion of...
Our FUSIC Abdomen, Vascular, and DVT course supports intensive care clinicians working towards accreditation in these key areas of point-of-care ultrasound. Endorsed by the Intensive Care Society (ICS), the programme blends concise theoretical teaching with extensive hands-on scanning, equipping participants with the knowledge and practical skills needed for FUSIC accreditation.
This Basic Ultrasound for Paediatrics course is intended to give a strong foundation in using Point-of-Care Ultrasound (PoCUS) equipment, obtaining useful views and understanding the applications of PoCUS in the care of children in acute and emergency settings.The course is approved by the Intensive Care Society (ICS) and Paediatric Critical Care Society (PCCS) and is suitable for those...
The course is tailored to the most typical needs of GPs. However, other clinicians involved in primary care who are interested in ultrasound, including physiotherapists and nurses, will also find it useful.Our Ultrasound for Primary Care course is suitable for beginners and those in the early stages of using ultrasound.Topics covered include:
At Bromley Emergency Courses, we’ve been teaching how to do Ultrasound Guided Vascular Access on our Core Emergency Ultrasound course for many years. In addition to that, we’ve now developed a short half-day course dedicated to Ultrasound-Guided Cannulation for a wider range of clinicians: The only pre-course requirement is that you should be working in a service...
The MRCEM Primary course by Bromley Emergency Courses is designed to give you the best opportunity of passing your exam through extensive question reviews, topical discussions, and focused feedback. By the end of the course, you will: understand how questions in the MRCEM Primary exam are designed and the techniques required to answer them be...
This one-day FAMUS course has been approved by the Society for Acute Medicine and delivers all of the components required for FAMUS accreditation.The course covers: The course is led by Acute Physicians with extensive experience in Point-of-Care Ultrasound (PoCUS). It consists of alternating presentations, live demonstrations and practical sessions with about 4 hours of hands-on...
Many emergency clinicians are aiming to achieve RCEM Entrustment Scale 4 in point-of-care ultrasound (PoCUS) — which means being able to perform independently without supervisor involvement. However it can be difficult to get supervised practice to consolidate skills and it can also be difficult to get someone to confirm that you have achieved an adequate...
This MSK Ultrasound course is intended to give an introduction to how ultrasound can help with the assessment of soft tissue injuries and infections in emergency medicine.By the end of this course, you will be able to understand how normal ligaments, tendons, joints, bone, muscle, fascia layers and skin appear with ultrasound and how these...
This full-day course is designed for clinicians who already have some experience in obstetric and gynaecological ultrasound, either through our introductory training or previous clinical practice. It dives deeper into scanning at various stages of pregnancy and in recognising a range of gynaecological and obstetric pathologies. Training includes both transabdominal (on human volunteers, including pregnant...
This practical half-day course provides clinicians with the essential knowledge and skills to perform ultrasound-assisted lumbar puncture. Participants will gain experience in using ultrasound to locate spinal landmarks, optimise patient positioning, and mark insertion sites with precision—helping to increase first-pass success and minimise complications, especially in patients with difficult anatomy.