SonoSim Personal Solution Member Benefits

I think that most people recognize that nothing beats hands-on learning. However, what seems simple at a course is soon forgotten upon returning to the real world. SonoSim allows me the opportunity to continually review sonographic techniques in a very accessible manner, on my schedule. The courses are presented in a manner which is highly relevant to my practice, with case-based scenarios reenforcing the fundamental lessons.

With the confidence I have gained from SonoSim, I now look forward to performing exams at work. The ability to perform scans and then go back and review the relevant SonoSim lesson has enabled me to significantly improve my POCUS skill level in a very short period of time. I particularly enjoy the fact that I am now able to pick up subtle nuances in technique with each new view of SonoSim. It never gets old.

Thank you SonoSim for delivering such an outstanding educational product!

Matthew D. Sztajnkrycer, MD, Ph.D,
Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine Emergency Medicine Department

If you want to learn ultrasound you need to use SonoSim! The didactic lectures are outstanding and easy to follow.

The simulations are well done and really help give you training in that important skill of hand and eye coordination. I commonly refer back to the lectures and the simulations as I always learn more each time I watch. Thanks to SonoSim, I really think my skills in point of care ultrasound have improved greatly!

David Weisman, DO, FACP
Associate Program Director of Internal Medicine
Medstar Health

SonoSim has incredibly high-yield and brief didactic sessions from the best educators in the country that help introduce ultrasound to the medical student, resident, or physician who is just beginning to learn it. The hundreds of cases with varying pathology from actual cases are incredibly useful, and one of the most favorite items at the workshops. It truly is one of the best simulators around.

Laleh Gharahbaghian MD, FACEP, FAAEM
Clinical Assistant Professor
Director, Emergency Ultrasound Program
Stanford University Medical Center

I purchased SonoSim after research and began the program with slight trepidation thinking it might be hard to teach an old dog new tricks. I have been a full time ER doctor since 1999 and practice in a small community hospital where US was always performed by an US technician. After immersing myself in the RUSH and eFAST programs, I rounded out my experience with the Biliary/GI and OB/GYN components. These have given me the confidence to perform my own eFAST exams and served me well at least 4-6 hours in a 12 hour shift searching for hot gall bladders, ectopic pregnancy, pneumothorax and even DVT.

The customer service for this product is wonderful. Any questions I had were promptly addressed via phone and email with efficient and complete resolution. This was frankly refreshing, I did not think I would feel so supported. This product is easy to install, a breeze to navigate and allows the provider to learn the skill set of the technology in the privacy of their own home. I plan to invest in future platforms and have already recommended this to my partners.

Dr. Lance M. VanGundy, MD
Emergency Room Medical Director
Central Iowa Health Care

SonoSim is a great learning tool to correlate cross-sectional anatomy with ultrasound images. It also gives one a feel of how to perform an ultrasound. In addition, it also allows one to brush up on their skills as needed. If one doesn’t have a lot of ultrasound experience this product is a good place to start.

Daniel R. Deakter, MD, FACEP
Attending in Emergency Medicine

SonoSim has been invaluable for learning hand-eye coordination for venous access with ultrasound – it put me ahead of the game.

After practice with SonoSim, I got my first ultrasound guided IV without a problem. In my practice, I most frequently use ultrasound for IV access, peripheral and central line placement. The Pulmonary Core Clinical Module and Peripheral Venous Access Procedure Module are very helpful. I recommend the SonoSim® Ultrasound Training Solution to all ED doctors interested in expanding their ultrasound knowledge.

Thomas Konjoyan, DO
Emergency Medicine Physician

Thank you for being an outstanding innovator in ultrasound continuing medical education! SonoSim allows you to receive and review up-to-date didactic ultrasound training from your computer at your own pace while still learning the psychomotor skills to be able to perform diagnostic clinical exams and procedural interventions.

Paul S. Batmanis, MD
Emergency Medicine Physician

I have used SonoSim training module for over a year and was quite impressed by the realism of the experience. After having used it for multiple practices, I attended a real sono-course with a live patient and felt very comfortable with the various exams.

Bennie F. Fore, MD
Emergency Medicine Physician

I found that the SonoSim® Ultrasound Training Solution helped improved my capability with ultrasound examinations. The use of the hand-held simulator probe sharpened probe manipulation skills. The didactic material presented ultrasound oriented anatomy clearly and succinctly and had a feature that allowed you to listen to audio or read the presentation. The post-tests did a good job of reinforcing the material, which facilitated my board review preparation.

I found this same high level of customer service with everyone I interacted with at the company. I recommend this product as worthy of your most favorable consideration.

T. McGunigal, MD
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physician

I have really enjoyed using SonoSim...the online didactic content has been a great review. The courses are easy to navigate and the content seems to be at an appropriate depth and level.

The SonoSimulator® Cases have been educational, fun, and interesting. Just after a few days, my kinesthetic ability to handle the probe had improved and I had learned how to properly place and manipulate the probe. The best part is that I have been able to do all of this on my own time and schedule.

Samuel C. Broder, OMS-II
University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine