
Competency-Based Ultrasound Education & Training for Residents & Fellows
Overcoming the Barriers to Ultrasound Training for GME Programs
Graduate medical education (GME) ultrasound educators face significant challenges, including providing learners with uniform scanning experiences across a spectrum of pathological conditions and delivering didactic education tailored to individual learning styles. The SonoSim ecosystem provides educators with all the necessary tools to overcome these challenges and provides each learner with a personalized ultrasound education pathway toward competency. With our wide array of content, covering the needs of all specialties, residency programs can quickly and easily implement point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) programs and support bedside clinical scanning with self-paced, remote training on learners’ laptops. And for group learning, there’s SonoSim LiveScan® to help you teach the integration of ultrasound into medical decision-making by converting live volunteers or existing manikins into simulated patients with real pathology.
A POCUS Education Ecosystem for Every Program
Supporting GME Programs Across Specialties
SonoSim was developed to uniquely support the POCUS education needs of residency programs. Our fully customizable ecosystem allows residency and fellowship directors to easily implement an ultrasound program, facilitate resident learning during non-clinical hours, and track learning progress on the go. The proven† SonoSim Ultrasound Learning & Teaching Ecosystem combines online didactics, hands-on scanning, various study tools, and assessment capabilities to provide a turn-key solution for residency programs. Residency directors and ultrasound program directors can use SonoSim to standardize an ultrasound program and be confident that all residents have reached competency metrics. The dynamic and flexible SonoSim ecosystem supports programming needs as they evolve, training standards are defined, and higher levels of ultrasound competency are needed.
Proven & Validated† SonoSim Ultrasound Education Ecosystem
Used by 120K+ Learners & 2,000 Institutions. Reviewed in 50+ Peer-Reviewed Publications.

Equally effective as live instruction in ultrasound image acquisition training

More effective than live instruction in ultrasound image interpretation training

Able to uniformly train & assess any number of learners
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Interactive Ultrasound Courses
Explore SonoSim's library of 80+ on-demand ultrasound courses. Created by top experts, our interactive and multimedia courses combine regional anatomy, sonographic insight, practical imaging techniques, real patient cases, and helpful videos. Get engaged with our blend of learning tools, all eligible for CME!*
Hands-On Virtual Ultrasound Scanning
Unlock hands-on ultrasound experience with the SonoSimulator®. This proven methodology breaks down the traditional barriers to ultrasound learning, offering access to thousands of real patient scanning opportunities of pathologic conditions.
For beginners and practicing physicians alike, our software provides on-demand, AI-driven performance assessments, guided probe positioning, and immediate feedback. Learn to acquire and interpret ultrasound images on a laptop, with support from a virtual tutor, right at your fingertips.
Risk-Free Practice of Ultrasound-Guided Procedures
Real-time ultrasound guidance for procedures like peripheral IV access is rapidly becoming the standard of care, demanding not only significant knowledge but also refined psychomotor skills.
SonoSim's training environment offers learners a safe and convenient space to hone these essential abilities. With unrestricted access to deliberate practice, SonoSim users can build the knowledge, skill, and confidence needed for success in ultrasound-guided procedures.
Track & Assess Progress
SonoSim revolutionizes learner assessment by offering comprehensive tools to monitor progress, deliver feedback, and even automate ultrasound image review. These features combine to alleviate the most time-consuming parts of managing ultrasound programs, allowing for more focused and effective training. And for learners, this feature provides access to ultrasound image portfolios which are useful for job and internship applications.
Build & Hone Knowledge with Study Tools & Resources
Now, more accessible than ever, learners can review and study ultrasound on-the-go. With case-based learning in our SonoSim QuestionBank, ultrasound case studies become powerful tools to test and reinforce knowledge. Plus, we offer an SPI exam study guide and ultrasound physics review questions, catering to learners of all backgrounds and needs. Our Challenge Cases give learners quick cases to challenge their skills. And a mobile app provides key references on any device.
Bring Ultrasound Simulation to Life
SonoSim LiveScan® offers an immersive, versatile tool for teaching & evaluating the integration of ultrasound into medical decision-making. Whether used with live volunteers or existing manikins, SonoSim LiveScan seamlessly incorporates ultrasound into scenario-based medical simulations, providing more realistic and enriching learning experiences.
Integrate SonoSim into Your Curriculum
We work closely with you to construct a thriving ultrasound training program tailored to your organization's needs. SonoSim's all-encompassing approach, featuring tools, expert guidance, resources, and support, ensures a smooth incorporation of ultrasound education into your existing curriculum. By empowering both educators and learners, our ecosystem unlocks the full potential of ultrasound, providing a pathway to success.

Aligned to Guidelines in Many Specialties
SonoSim Content is Mapped to Current Guidelines & Updated Regularly
Virtual Ultrasound Training
All Levels & Specialties • Created by Leading Ultrasound Educators
Ideally suited for the busy schedules of residents, SonoSim’s 85+ ultrasound courses cover a wide array of POCUS topics for all learner levels.
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Anatomy & Physiology
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Advanced Clinical
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U/S-Guided Procedures
Anatomy & Physiology
SonoSim Anatomy & Physiology topics provide a strong foundation of ultrasound knowledge, specific to anatomical regions, organs, and structures. Developed by ultrasound experts, SonoSim training covers regional anatomy & physiology, sonographic anatomy, scanning techniques, and imaging tips & pitfalls. Each topic comes with several scanning cases that are accessed in the SonoSimulator to reinforce learning from the courses with hands-on scanning on real patient ultrasound imagery.
Core Clinical Ultrasound Courses
Our Core Clinical Ultrasound Courses provide an in-depth understanding of the components required to accurately assess and diagnose using ultrasound. Exam indications, regional anatomy, sonographic anatomy, and sonographic technique are covered. There is a focus on pathologic case studies and imaging tips & pitfalls. These courses are ideally suited to prepare your point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) learners for simulation scenarios.
Advanced Clinical Ultrasound Courses
SonoSim Advanced Clinical Ultrasound Courses cover complex diagnoses and sonographic applications. With a focus on specific pathologic conditions, these advanced clinical and diagnostic ultrasound topics provide learners with a deep understanding of ultrasound techniques for evaluating various complex medical conditions.
Ultrasound-Guided Procedure Courses
SonoSim ultrasound-guided procedure courses cover patient positioning, procedural steps, imaging adjuncts, potential complications, and more. Using real patient data sets that vary in body morphology, right versus left-sided approaches, and pathophysiologic states, SonoSim helps prepare learners for in-person Sim Center sessions using phantoms and ultrasound machines.
SonoSim LiveScan®
Bring Ultrasound Simulation to Life


- Conduct realistic, live simulations that teach the application of ultrasound in medical decision-making & assess how well it is applied.
- Instantly transform any manikin or live volunteer into a “patient” with real pathology.
- Create additional realism by dynamically changing vital signs on-the-fly in response to learner decision-making based on ultrasound findings.
Unlock the Power of Ultrasound for your Residents
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