Canadian Point of Care Ultrasound Society
(CPoCUS)
Société Canadienne d'Échographie Ciblée
(SCÉC)
Providing national certification
for the safe and effective use of point of care ultrasound
TRAIN
Read a curriculum
Start your POCUS training with text, diagrams, and videos
Choose the track(s) for your practice
CERTIFY
Become certified
Complete three steps to become certified
Once certified, certify others
MAINTAIN
Sharpen your skills
Test yourself with Maintenance of Competency
Earn CME credits at the same time!
Eight tracks for certification
Acute Care CORE
(AC CORE)
This track is for clinicians who manage patients in the acute care setting
Family Medicine COREÂ
(FM CORE)
This track is for clinicians who manage patients in the family medicine setting
Resuscitation
(RESUS)
This advanced track is for clinicians who manage patients in shock or respiratory failure
Resuscitation Transesophageal Echocardiography
(RESUS TEE)
This advanced track is for clinicians who manage patients in cardiac arrest or shock
Diagnostic
(DIAG)
This advanced track is for clinicians who manage patients with biliary, urinary tract, venous, or ocular pathologies
Musculoskeletal
(MSK)
This advanced track is for clinicians who manage patients with a range of musculoskeletal pathologies
Ultrasound-guided Peripheral
Venous Access
(UPVA)
This track is for clinicians who perform ultrasound-guided intravenous (IV) insertions
Internal Medicine
(IM)
This advanced track is for Internal Medicine clinicians who manage patients with cardio-pulmonary pathologies
GET CERTIFIED BY CPOCUS
Become a Member
Membership is open to all persons interested in point of care ultrasound
Take advantage of the benefits below and more!
Access
CORE Curriculum
Achieve
AC CORE IP
certification
Certify others
as AC CORE IP
Access Maintenance of Competency (MOC) Program
Earn
CME credits from
MOC Program
Earn
CME credits
from
courses
Become a Master Instructor
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