Cardiac Ultrasound Training

SonoSim's cardiac ultrasound training was created to empower healthcare professionals with the skills and expertise needed for acquiring exceptional cardiac ultrasound imaging. Whether you train cardiac sonographers in a DMS program, want to develop echocardiography skills in aspiring cardiologists, or provide focused cardiac ultrasound (FOCUS) education in a point-of-care setting - SonoSim can help. Our expansive & immersive curriculum encompasses a diverse range of echocardiography topics, including cardiac anatomy, echocardiography techniques, assessment of cardiac function, and examination of pathologic conditions. Through interactive modules, cutting-edge simulation technology, and pathologic case studies, SonoSim offers an immersive learning experience that enables you to master the intricacies of echocardiography, including essential cardiac ultrasound views.

Cardiac Ultrasound Exam Indications
Regional Anatomy & Physiology
Echocardiographic Anatomy
Scanning Technique for Echocardiography
Echocardiography Tips & Pitfalls
Pathologic Case Studies

SonoSim helps programs deliver high-quality, standardized echocardiography training and virtual cardiac ultrasound scanning practice. Our ultrasound education ecosystem is tailored to help programs meet American Society of Echocardiography (ASE) and CAAHEP curricular guidelines for performing echocardiography and cardiac sonography education.

Basic cardiac anatomy & physiology and commonly encountered pathologic conditions are presented in our introductory online course, which comes with virtual echocardiographic scanning cases using basic cardiac imaging windows. Commonly encountered pathologic scanning cases are also provided.

An in-depth overview of advanced imaging windows and views is provided, along with Doppler applications including assessment of CO, SV, RAP, pRVSP, MAP, and stenotic and regurgitant valvular disorders. We've also included a comprehensive overview of cardiac chamber quantification, closely matching ASE guidelines, as well as assessment of LV mass, systolic function, and regional motion; LV and RV ventricular and atrial size; aortic root; thoracic aorta; and IVC.

SonoSim adds new content to expand cardiac ultrasound knowledge and virtual echocardiographic scanning through our Challenge Cases and Question bank functionality.