Foundations of Neonatal Point-of-Care Ultrasound: Imaging and Ultrasound-Guided Access Workshop
This interactive session introduces the core principles of neonatal point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS), with a focus on practical, bedside applications. Participants will build foundational knowledge, practice image acquisition for common neonatal assessments, and gain exposure to ultrasound-guided venous access techniques to enhance procedural safety and clinical confidence.
Registration Information: The cost for this session is $0 for trainees and $75 for all other participants. Attendance is limited to 30 registrants, with priority given to trainees to ensure access to this educational opportunity. Non-trainee registrants may be placed on a waitlist, and if we are unable to accommodate your attendance, your session fee will be fully refunded.
Learning Objectives:
Develop fundamental knowledge for neonatal POCUS.
Develop image acquisition skills for common neonatal POCUS applications.
Learn to perform ultrasound-guided venous access.
Presented by:
Leah Downey, M.D., Assistant Professor, OHSU
Belinda Chan, MD, Associate Professor, University of California Davis Children’s Hospital