Point-of-care ultrasound courses
Tune in. Gain clarity.
Hands-on ultrasound training for emergency and acute clinicians, accredited by EUSEM, RCEM and FAMUS, and led by an emergency medicine consultant who has scanned since 2008 and taught ultrasound since 2010.
Why Wavelength
Ultrasound changes decisions at the bedside. We teach you to trust what you see.
A course should leave you scanning on your next shift, not filing a certificate. Every Wavelength module follows the same rhythm: a short, focused talk, a live demonstration, then supervised time on the probe until the views come easily.
You leave with the knowledge, the hands-on hours and a clear plan for sign-off in your own department.
Scan, don't sit
Most of the day sits on the probe, with healthy models, simulators and vascular phantoms at every station.
Built for sign-off
Content mapped to the RCEM curriculum and accredited by EUSEM, RCEM and FAMUS, with logbook templates and guidance on supervised scans and assessments.
Led by a clinician
Every course is led by an emergency medicine consultant and ultrasound lead who teaches the way he practises.
The course
Start with the core.
Level 1
Core Emergency Ultrasound
One day of hands-on scanning that covers every core point-of-care ultrasound application in the RCEM curriculum. EUSEM, RCEM and FAMUS accredited.
- Physics and knobology
- eFAST
- Abdominal aortic aneurysm
- Echo in life support
- Shock assessment
- Vascular access
- Fascia iliaca block
- Governance and sign-off
Specialist courses follow. Ask to hear first.
How it works
From booking to sign-off.
Book online
Choose a date and pay securely by card. Your confirmation and joining details arrive by email.
Prepare
We send a pre-course reading pack so the day goes straight to scanning.
Scan
A full day of small-group teaching and supervised hands-on practice.
Sign off
Take home your certificate, logbook template and a plan for supervised scans and assessment.
Faculty
Dr Firas Abou-Auda
Consultant in Emergency Medicine · Course Director
Firas is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine and the Ultrasound Lead at Darent Valley Hospital in Kent. He has scanned in emergency care for 18 years, since 2008, and has run ultrasound courses for 16 years, since 2010. He is a FAMUS instructor and supervises clinicians through the FAMUS accreditation pathway.
He sits on the EUSEM Ultrasound Committee and the Emergency Ultrasound Curriculum Task Force, and he examines for and writes content for the European Board Examination in Emergency Medicine. He is an ALS and ATLS instructor.
Dates
Upcoming courses.
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Tune in. Gain clarity.
Small groups, consultant faculty and hands-on scanning from the first hour.