Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Mentorship Program

Registration will close on April 16.

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May–October 2025

See how ACP's POCUS Mentorship Program works.

Build on your point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) learning and become increasingly proficient in practice. This live, virtual course provides highly-personalized, 1:1 POCUS training through expert mentorship to help Internal Medicine Physicians solidify and advance skills, with training that is customized to your learning needs.

Virtual, Live Training

Grow your skills with ongoing hands-on, livestream remote video and mentored scanning sessions. Over the course of six months, live instruction will cover content personalized to your needs across five key POCUS skill areas, including pulmonary, cardiac, kidney, and bladder ultrasound; evaluation of abdomen for free fluid; and focused vascular evaluations of the lower extremity for deep venous thrombosis.

Expert-Led

Benefit from directly observed feedback and high-yield skills demonstrations. Clinical internal medicine POCUS experts across the country will share perspectives on clinical integration and work closely with you to answer your questions regarding practical implementation.
"The faculty are outstanding and practical, with good advice and tips for teaching and learning... You can focus on what is important to you."
Tracey Doering, MD, MACP

"Image Challenge" Series

Receive bi-weekly micro activities developed specifically for Mentorship participants for opportunities to practice image recognition skills.

Choose Your Schedule

Highly-valuable one-hour sessions with expert faculty are scheduled monthly.

International Learners: due to numerous factors, including shipping regulations and equipment requirements, we regret that we're not able to accept international learners into the program at this time.

For questions regarding ACP's POCUS Mentorship Program, please contact ACPPOCUS@acponline.org.

Learning Objectives

  1. Demonstrate ability to correctly acquire, interpret, and clinically integrate normal and abnormal ultrasound images for the following core internal medicine POCUS examinations:
    • Pulmonary ultrasound
    • Focused cardiac ultrasound
    • Kidney and bladder ultrasound
    • Evaluation of abdomen for free fluid
    • Focused vascular evaluations of the lower extremity for deep venous thrombosis
  2. Demonstrate ability to troubleshoot commonly occurring problems in obtaining optimized images across multiple sonographic windows
  3. Describe nuances of clinical integration for various POCUS findings
  4. Generate a plan for personal implementation of internal medicine POCUS into local clinical practice and a plan for continual skill refinement