Group Structure & Station Flow

• Attendees will be divided into 6 groups of 4, rotating through ultrasound stations, each led by an experienced instructor and model.

• All stations will focus on the same anatomical region at the same time (Upper Extremity, Torso, or Lower Extremity) to streamline teaching.

• You’ll rotate through two stations in the morning and one focused station in the afternoon.

Morning Session (1.5 hours)

• Each group will:

  • Spend 45 minutes at a station learning upper extremity blocks

  • Rotate to a second station for another 45-minute scanning session on torso blocks

Afternoon Session (45 minutes)

• Each group will stay at one dedicated station, all focused on Lower Extremity blocks.

Needle Guidance Station

• A 7th breakout station, features handheld ultrasound machines and meat models for needle guidance practice.

• Our event coordinator will pull small subgroups (4 at a time) during scanning blocks to rotate through:

  • 10-minute sessions during the morning scanning block

  • 6–7 minute sessions during the afternoon scanning block

Open Practice Time

• Around 2:30 PM, we’ll transition to free scanning time.

• You’ll have access to:

  • One Upper Extremity station

  • One Torso station

  • One Lower Extremity station

  • The needle guidance/meat model station

This is a great opportunity to revisit techniques, ask final questions, and scan at your own pace.