SonoSim Inc.

Join SSH Learning Lab presenters Ami Kurzweil, MD, Director of the Emergency Medicine Ultrasound Fellowship at Eisenhower Health GME, and Mark Brundage, MBA, Senior Ultrasound Training Advisor & National Sales Director at SonoSim, as they discuss why the ROI of high-fidelity point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) training is undeniable and how simulation programs can integrate hands-on ultrasound training into existing manikin and standardized patient scenarios to create more realistic, high-value learning experiences.
🗓️June 10, 2026
🕐11:00 AM PDT | 2:00 PM EDT
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NTI 2026 wrapped, and we’re leaving San Diego feeling inspired 💙☀️

It was wonderful meeting so many nursing professionals, educators, and healthcare professionals over the past few days. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to speak with us and share your perspectives on ultrasound education, simulation, and clinical training.

The conversations, enthusiasm, and commitment to learning throughout NTI made for an unforgettable week. Thank you.

IV access is one of the toughest skills in nursing. And one of the most important. There's a skill to master it all. Ultrasound-guided IV placement gives you the clarity to see exactly what your hands can't feel, and with SonoSim, you can practice it without a single patient at risk.

This International Nurses Day, we celebrate your dedication, your resilience, and your commitment to getting it right.

Thank you for all you do. You are the future of healthcare. 💙

From probe placement to clinical insight.

Learn how to perform the RUSH (Rapid Ultrasound in Shock) protocol and identify key findings across the “pump,” “tank,” and “pipes” to support faster clinical decision-making in critical care settings.

Build confidence in probe positioning, anatomy recognition, and scanning techniques used during shock evaluation.

AIMW Seattle wrapped, and what an incredible few days 🌊
Thank you for joining us, we truly appreciated the time and conversations.
Grateful to be part of a community that continues to move ultrasound training and education forward✨

A study comparing self-guided ultrasound training with traditional instructor-led teaching found something interesting:

Medical students using SonoSim improved their knowledge twice as much as those in instructor-led sessions (+10% vs +5%) with strong ratings for effectiveness, engagement, and understanding.

While students still value instructors, this shows that high-quality simulation can deliver comparable outcomes while making ultrasound education more scalable and accessible.

With tools that support independent learning, schools can expand training without being limited by faculty time or resources. Could self-guided simulation be the key to scaling ultrasound education in medical schools? ✨