Absolutely. We can adapt both the content and group organisation depending on your vets’ experience, whether they are new to ultrasound or already confident users looking to progress to the next level. Not sure which level is right for you? Take our quick quiz to find out

Essential and Advanced are starting points, not strict divisions. We adapt content to your skills and confidence, ensuring training is always tailored to you. You can take our quick Ultrasound Confidence Quiz to guide your choice.

All training is delivered directly at your practice. This means your team saves valuable time and avoids the expense of travelling to distant training centres. Another key advantage is that sessions are carried out on your own ultrasound machine, rather than on high‑end equipment that may not reflect daily reality. This ensures that everything learned can be applied immediately and practically in your practice, with no gap between training and real‑world use.

With the exception of the Advanced Echocardiography course, that’s no problem. We’ll help you get the most from your current setup and show you how to optimise settings so you achieve the best possible images on the machine you already own and use every day. If you’re in doubt, get in touch with the details of your current machine and probes available , we’ll be happy to advise.

We recommend small groups of maximum 4–5 participants per session. This ensures plenty of hands‑on practice and personalised feedback. If needed, additional groups can be organised within the same day to accommodate larger teams.

Yes , the majority of time is spent scanning, with direct guidance and case‑based discussion.

Yes, all participants receive CPD certificates, along with training notes and reference materials to support ongoing learning and the practical application of skills in daily practice.

Training fees depend on factors such as the format, number of participants, and travel. In most cases, the investment is quickly offset; for example, the revenue from just one additional ultrasound scan per week could cover the cost of your team’s training. We’ll provide a clear, no‑obligation quote with a simple ROI calculation once we understand your practice’s specific needs.

All course attendees receive ongoing educational support through our Members Area. You'll have access to course notes, clinical charts, case examples, mini‑guides, and technique tips. Importantly, you can also email images or clips for personalised feedback on your scanning technique. This keeps your team on track once training is complete, rather than old habits creeping back in, you have access to expert guidance whenever you need reassurance or want to refine your approach. Many practices find this post-training support invaluable for embedding new skills into daily practice and building long-term confidence.

You’ll receive a password after attending your course. The Members Area includes notes, charts, case examples, mini‑guides, and instructions for submitting a case. Access is ongoing with no expiry, and new resources are added periodically.

Yes. You can email images or short clips with a brief summary for technique‑focused guidance. Feedback covers probe handling, view acquisition, and image optimisation. It does not include diagnosis, prognosis, or treatment advice. This service is not suitable for urgent or emergency cases.

No. Post-course support through your Members Area is included with your training at no extra cost. You get unlimited access to resources, and can submit images for feedback whenever you need it. Unlike membership-based platforms, there's nothing to renew, cancel, or pay monthly for. Once you've trained with us, you're supported for as long as you need.