Episodes

Dr. Nicole Yedlinsky is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, KS. She received her medical degree from Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans, LA. She completed Family Medicine Residency at Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg, NC, and Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship at VCU-Fairfax Family Practice, Fairfax, VA. She practices family medicine, obstetrics, and sports medici...

"The face to me, of the climate crisis, is the little kid struggling to breath, and that, is scary as hell." Dr. Covert-Bowlds is a family doctor at Kaiser Permanente Northgate Medical Center in Seattle. He has been doing ultrasound for soft tissue diagnosis and treatment, joint and bursa aspirations, and injections. Climate activists with Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility Climate and Health Task Force. He is also a daily bicycle commuter.

"The biggest trend is the innovation that is happening on the clinical side of Athletic Training, right now. It's integrating a lot of the imaging technology that allows us to do a better job."- Skylar Richards, Director of Sports Science & Head Athletic Trainer at FC Dallas. Listen as Skylar Richards discusses his use of point-of-care ultrasound in role as an Athletic Trainer. Starting in the MLS in 2007, Skylar's primary focus is not the classic sports science approach but injury prevention ...

“To listen to breathing, people used to put their ear to the chest and their ear on the heart listen to the heart as well. Now we have the stethoscope….ultrasound is a step beyond the stethoscope. We aren’t just listening; we are looking now.”- Dr. Hong Wang Listen as Dr. Hong Wang discusses how she learned Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) and uses it in her practice of Anesthesiology. Hong Wang, MD, PhD, FASE, FASA.Dr. Wang attended the Peking University School of Medicine in Beijing, China. ...

Listen as author, Dr. Paul Atkinson, discusses the use of point-of-care ultrasound in Emergency Medicine and Resuscitation. Dr. Paul Atkinson is Professor in Emergency Medicine at Dalhousie University and Saint John Regional Hospital, New Brunswick, Canada. He is the current chair of the provincial Emergency Medicine research committee. Paul is also deputy editor of CJEM, Chief Medical Officer at WorkSafeNB, and is currently VP for ultrasound research for the International Federation for Emerge...

Listen to Mark Shaffer, MD as he discuss his use of POCUS for rural healthcare. Dr. Shaffer grew up outside of Baltimore, Maryland and graduated from the Johns Hopkins University in 2004 and from Harvard Medical School in Boston in 2009. Dr. Shaffer then moved south to Columbia, South Carolina where he completed his Family Medicine Residency at Richland Hospital in 2012. After residency, he felt called to international service and pursued a Global Health Fellowship with the USC School of Medicin...

Listen to Dr. Sanjay Patel, Director of Medical Procedure Services at John H. Stronger, Jr. Hospital in Cook County discuss his use of POCUS for diagnostic procedures.

Listen to Malka Stromer, owner of Sound Sports Imaging, LLC as she discusses integrating POCUS into medical school curriculum.

Listen to Fouad Al-Noor, Co-founder & CEO at ThinkSono talk about POCUS and Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the work their startup is doing.

Listen to Janelle Bludorn, PA-C, Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill talk about POCUS for the digital generations and share her thought leadership.

Listen to Gordon Johnson, M.D., F.H.M., President of the Medical Staff at Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, talk about how POCUS is changing the Diagnostic Process.

Listen to Niek Vink (from Netherlands) and Stuart Wildman (from UK) talk about POCUS Improving Physiotherapy Internationally.

Listen to Suean Pascoe, B. App.Sc (MRT, GradDip MedUS, AMS, Cert IV workplace training, GradCert Clinical Teaching (Melb), Director, Zedu Ultrasound Training Solutions, talk about how POCUS is revolutionizing Australian Medical Practices.

Listen to Dr. Rozina Munir talk about how she is bringing POCUS knowledge to Pakistan.

Listen to Elias Joseph Jaffa, M.D., Emergency Medicine Physician, talk about POCUS and the Future of Medical Technology.

Listen to Professor Kevin Evans, Ph.D., R.T., (R) (M) (BD), R.D.M.S., R.V.S., FSDMS, FAIUM talk about the benefits of Simulation on POCUS Education.

Listen to Joseph Williamson, RDMS, Medical Director & CEO of LET International talk about his vision for POCUS in Africa.

Join Professor Lichtenstein talk about POCUS: Learning from the Past and Moving to the Future. Dr. Daniel Lichtenstein is medical intensivist, visiting Professor, working since 1989 at François Jardin’s medical I.C.U. Has defined in 1991 critical ultrasound as a holistic whole-body approach. Research mainly focused around lung ultrasound, using simple equipment, defining the BLUE-protocol (acute respiratory failure, FALLS-protocol (role of lung-rockets in circulatory failure), cardiac arrest (S...

Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) is becoming a global movement. Listen to Prim. Dr Med. Ivica Zdravković a pioneer of POCUS in Serbia, talk about POCUS for Family Medicine Doctors in his country.

Listen to Kathleen Ogle, MD share her perspectives on POCUS, her fascinating story, and the unique context for Women in Medicine. Dr. Kat is the winner of the 2018 APCA Award for Excellence in Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Education™ (more at https://www.pocus.org/education_award/).

Listen to Peter Bonadona, Veteran EMT, Former Director of the Monroe Community College Paramedic Program, share his views on why more EMTs should be using POCUS.

Listen to Dean Vlahaki, MD, MBBS, RDMS, FRCP, a member of the POCUS Assessment Committee from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, talk about his experience with POCUS in Canada and how POCUS is benefiting the clinical environment.

Listen to Cliff Gronseth, M.D., talk about his work at NYAGI (Now You are the Group's Interest) and how he and his group are changing the world with POCUS.

Listen to Deborah Crotty, RT (retired), RDMS(AB, NE, OB/GYN), RVT(VT) talk about POCUS, the technology of the future, and how it can create opportunities, not take them away. According to Deborah Crotty, RT (retired), RDMS(AB, NE, OB/GYN), RVT(VT), two-thirds of the world don’t have access to diagnostic imaging and many people are not aware of the advancements of Point-of-Care [Ultrasound]. POCUS can be a game changer and increased awareness is needed.