This Rural Health West workshop is designed to support Western Australian Medical Practitioners in maintaining and enhancing their ultrasound skills and meeting credentialing requirements for WA Country Health Service.

Workshop overview:

  • Delivered in a modular blended format, this course combines online learning with a hands-on workshop in Perth.
  • Program begins with an introductory module covering ultrasound principles, physics, safety, machine care, and an overview of how we approach learning in a clinical setting.
  • Participants will progress through a series of 11 clinical modules covering the core ultrasound applications most used in emergency medicine.
  • Topics include trauma and E-FAST, abdominal aortic aneurysm assessment, biliary scanning, renal tract imaging, deep vein thrombosis, basic and advanced echocardiography, first trimester pregnancy and musculoskeletal and soft tissue scanning.
  • Course runs over a 6 week online learning component and concludes with a three-day face-to-face workshop and assessment.

Eligibility: All medical practitioners are welcome to register, with priority given to currently practising rural and remote medical practitioners in an Emergency Department.

Length: 6 week online learning, concluded with a three day face-to-face workshop and assessment.

Online commencing 21 July 2026, in-person workshop 21 – 23 September 2026 in Perth.

Cost: $3300.00 (Inc. GST)

Accreditation:

Virtual component :  5  Educational Activity and 4 Reviewing Performance hours with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

In person workshop : 7 Educational Activity and 15 Reviewing Performance hours with the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

In person: Pending with  Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine.

This workshop is eligible for the Rural Procedural Grants Program, Anaesthetics and Emergency Medicine components. Please contact your college for eligibility prior to attending the course. 

We ask participants to contact their relevant college to ascertain their eligibility for the grant prior to attending.

Cancellation policy

  • Applicants who give notice of cancellation of four (4) weeks or more will receive a full refund of the workshop registration fee.
  • Applicants who withdraw from the workshop on or 14 days prior will receive a 50% refund of the workshop registration fee.
  • Applicants who fail to attend the workshop or who withdraw from the workshop less than 14 days of the workshop date are not eligible for a refund.

Privacy statement

The Privacy Act 2014 provides that before your personal contact details can be published or made available to major sponsors, exhibitors and other parties directly related to this workshop, you must give your consent. If you do not consent to your contact details being provided to the abovementioned parties, please contact the CPD team at [email protected] or telephone 08 6389 4500.

Rural Health West values and respects your privacy and personal details. Personal information is collected in accordance with our Privacy Policy, which can be viewed at www.ruralhealthwest.com.au/privacystatement

Photo and Video Footage

Photos and video footage may be taken by either Rural Health West staff or other participants during the course of this event.  This imagery may be used in Rural Health West marketing material to either promote future events or in the Rural Health Matters newsletter. If you do not consent to photos or videos being taken, please contact the CPD team [email protected] or 08 6389 4500.

How to get there

Event Details
21 Jul 2026
-
23 Sep 2026
Metropolitan
$3300
Medical Practitioner
Emergency Medicine / Ultrasound
Workshop

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