Question 1

What types of ultrasound training do you offer?

Accepted Answer

We provide tailored training in echocardiography, abdominal ultrasound, and ultrasound in emergency settings. Each course includes practical scanning, case discussions, and ultrasound machine setting optimisation.

Question 2

How many vets can take part in a session?

Accepted Answer

We recommend small groups of maximum 4–5 participants per session to ensure plenty of hands-on practice and personalised feedback. Larger teams can be accommodated by organising multiple groups in the same day.

Question 3

Where does the training take place?

Accepted Answer

All training is delivered directly at your practice, using your own ultrasound machine. This ensures that everything learned can be applied immediately and practically in your daily work.

Question 4

Do participants receive CPD accreditation?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All participants receive CPD certificates, along with training notes and reference materials to support ongoing learning.

Question 5

Can the training be tailored to different skill levels?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We adapt both content and group organisation depending on your vets’ experience, whether they are beginners or advanced users.

Question 6

How much does the training cost?

Accepted Answer

Fees depend on format, number of participants, and travel requirements. In most cases, the investment is quickly offset — for example, the revenue from one additional ultrasound scan per week could cover the cost of training.