Through The POCUS Preceptor
Practical training and operational infrastructure for sustainable point-of-care ultrasound use.
Devices and training need a supporting system: credentialing, quality review, documentation, and billing. Through The POCUS Preceptor, I help organizations connect those pieces to their actual clinical workflow.
Build or rebuild a program with device selection, image archiving, credentialing pathways, QA workflows, documentation templates, billing capture, and faculty development.
Activation typically spans three to six months, with optional ongoing QA support.
Bedside ultrasound education for emergency physicians, hospitalists, primary care clinicians, and residency faculty.
On-site or hybrid delivery, tailored to the institution’s clinical workflow.
Ongoing image review and feedback, structured QA reporting, and credentialing maintenance.
Support for organizations that need a sustainable QA structure without building it entirely in-house.
Summary of published feedback
Jonathan describes a practical day of teaching with scanning, discussion of normal and abnormal findings, and active recall to reinforce learning.
Jonathan Gott
Catholic Medical Center staff
Catholic Medical Center · Manchester, NH
Summary of published feedback
Jodi emphasizes engaging instruction, hands-on learning, and a structured curriculum with practical clinical applications.
Jodi Galesi, DNP, RN, APN
Director, APN Fellowship Program
Atlantic Health System · Morristown
Summary of published feedback
Lindsey describes patient, knowledgeable teaching that helped the team gain confidence using ultrasound and identifying pathology.
Summary of published feedback
Richard highlights approachable teaching that made the material understandable for physicians new to POCUS.
Richard Chalmers, DO
Program Director, Family Medicine Residency
McLaren Macomb Hospital