Tuesday, 10 November 2026
5 pm to 7 pm
29 / 6 Herbert Street, St Leonards
Ticket $110
About the Event
Learn to recognise what you’re seeing. Develop an understanding of how common anatomical structures appear on ultrasound and begin correlating images with anatomy.
Getting started with ultrasound involves more than learning how to use the machine. You need to understand the image, recognise anatomy, optimise what you’re seeing and develop a consistent approach to scanning.
Our Introductory Ultrasound Short Courses break these foundational skills into six focused sessions, giving you the opportunity to build your knowledge and confidence step by step
What You Will Learn
- Tissue echogenicity
- Muscle, tendon, ligament, nerve
- Bone and fascia
- Correlating anatomy with images
- Hands-on anatomy scanning
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for clinicians who are new to diagnostic ultrasound, have limited experience with ultrasound equipment, or want to refresh their understanding of the fundamentals before developing their scanning skills further.
No previous ultrasound experience required.
Equipment you will use
Vinno V6
Portable Ultrasound
When every second counts, this is the ultrasound you can depend on. Versatile, ultra-portable ultrasound machine that delivers fast, accurate results at the patient’s bedside, in the ICU, and wherever else your practice calls you.
Vinno V10
Portable Ultrasound
Combines powerful imaging with intelligent automation to support clinicians across a wide range of specialties, from general imaging and critical care to anaesthesia and emergency medicine.
Vinno P Series
Handheld Ultrasound
Designed for healthcare professionals who need high-quality imaging on the go, it offers exceptional versatility and ease of use with its wireless design and advanced imaging technology.
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Description
Introductory Ultrasound Short Courses
Course 2: Sonographic Anatomy for Beginners
Learn to recognise what you're seeing. Develop an understanding of how common anatomical structures appear on ultrasound and begin correlating images with anatomy.
📅 Tuesday, 10 November, 2026
🕘 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
📍 29/6–8 Herbert Street, St Leonards, NSW
Who is it for:
This course is designed for clinicians who are new to diagnostic ultrasound, have limited experience with ultrasound equipment, or want to refresh their understanding of the fundamentals before developing their scanning skills further. *No previous ultrasound experience required.
Course Outcomes:
- Tissue echogenicity
- Muscle, tendon, ligament, nerve
- Bone and fascia
- Correlating anatomy with images
- Hands-on anatomy scanning
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