Course Overview
A Postgraduate Diploma in Ultrasound is a specialized program designed for healthcare professionals, particularly radiographers and medical practitioners, to gain advanced knowledge and practical skills in ultrasound imaging. The course typically covers areas such as abdominal, obstetric, gynecological, vascular, and musculoskeletal ultrasound. It combines theoretical learning with hands-on clinical training, preparing graduates to effectively perform and interpret ultrasound scans, contributing to patient diagnosis and care. The program usually takes one year to complete and can be a stepping stone to further specialization or career advancement in medical imaging.
What you’ll learn
- Understanding the principles of ultrasound technology, including how sound waves interact with tissues and how images are generated and interpreted.
- Detailed study of human anatomy and common pathological conditions, focusing on areas commonly assessed with ultrasound.
- Hands-on training in performing ultrasound scans for various body regions, such as abdominal, obstetric, gynecological, vascular, and musculoskeletal areas.
- Developing skills to accurately interpret ultrasound images, identify abnormalities, and understand their clinical significance.
- Gaining real-world experience through clinical placements, where you will apply your knowledge and skills in a supervised environment.
- Understanding the importance of maintaining high standards in ultrasound practice, including quality control and safety protocols.
Eligibilty & Requirement
- MBBS/ MD/ MS/ DNB/ Equivalent
- No previous experience is needed.