Working on some competencies for @JacksonCollege #sonography students using @SonoSim during #COVID19 Thank you Sonosim!! So glad we adopted your product this year! #OnlineTeaching pic.twitter.com/wo1wpMwey7

— Kim Salinas (@SalinasKim) March 29, 2020

With this new technology, #TCOM is bringing the clinic to the classroom. This ultrasound technology will be weaved into the curriculum throughout the year as the students learn, train and benefit directly from hands on experience. :clap::clap:to @SonoSim for developing this program. pic.twitter.com/XjyaAGEJ0P

— TCOM UNTHSC (@TCOM_UNTHSC) August 6, 2019

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Watch this incredible technology in action: our Diagnostic Medical Sonography students taking lab are now equipped with SonoSim devices, which allow them to practice their scanning skills remotely. This device creates a real virtual lab experience, and we're excited to bring this technology to our students to ensure they continue to receive high quality hands-on training. @sonosim_inc #sonography #onlinetraining #virtuallab #covid19 #cahestudents

A post shared by Center for Allied Health Ed (@cahe_official) on Apr 27, 2020 at 8:36am PDT

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#PEDSInstaTakeover Day 4 Part 1 | This guy is a lively conversationalist 😂. This mannequin, equipped with the latest SonoSim software, is one of our latest tools to help teach point-of-care ultrasound to pediatric residents, emergency medicine residents, and surgery residents. The cool thing about it is that you can practice scanning as you would on an actual patient, and the software can reveal abnormal images. My residents find it incredibly helpful to utilize the techniques they’ve learned on the mannequin in real-life scenarios. Are you interested in pediatric emergency medicine or point-of-care ultrasound? Click the link in the bio to read the policy paper on Pediatric Point-of-Care Ultrasound written by the leaders in this rapidly emerging field. Also, check back later today for a post from Patsy on being both a mother and working physician. #Pediatrics #Pediatricians #physician #medstudent #residencylife #futuredoctor #peds #pocus #sonosim #notanendorsement

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Going to #medschool these days is so different than in my time 👵🏼 . . I was lucky enough to participate in #ultrafest (not the Miami one 😂) at #uci today and medical and PA students got to not only practice on models, but had interactive cases via @sonosim_inc. (Btw not an ad, just really impressed with their technology!) . You guys, it was like they were scanning real patients. It was AMAZING. I wish we had had this technology when I was a USC intern. (as it was, it took me about three months to find any ovary). . These interactive models are such a huge advance in med school teaching. Practicing in this way is invaluable to well-prepared and safe patient care. . What else is different these days? Are you still taping lectures and then transcribing them for the entire class to study?! #truestory #midaughts #millerschoolofmedicine #PBLwasanewthingbackthen #sowasclinicalstep2 #medstudent #medicalschool #ultrasound #medstudentlife #obgynresident #mamasinmedicine #docsofinsta #teachingismypassion

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My school hosted Colorado Ultrafest this year which allowed us to gain extra ultrasound experience. My favorite part of the day was doing a prenatal scan and finding the baby's heart beat 👶🏼 💛 this is a picture of me learning how to use @sonosim_inc technology as a module to learn ultrasound scanning techniques from case based discussions. The SonoSimulator replicates scanning on a patient with the clinical emergencies discussed in the case. It was really cool! Ultrasound is part of my curriculum at school and I'm always excited to learn more about it! Thanks to all my classmates who planned this event 🎉

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Attendees using the SonoSim program on live models while attempting to discover issues according to the case information. Awesome program! #sonosim @sonosim_inc #tampa #tampaCourses #seminar #ultrasound #anesthesia #criticalcare #crna #srna #ARNP #pa

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