The Peripheral Nerve Block POCUS Course is designed for clinicians looking to expand their procedural capabilities using point-of-care ultrasound. This course delivers a focused, clinically relevant approach to ultrasound-guided peripheral nerve blocks for pain control and procedural support in both acute and outpatient settings.
Participants will learn to identify key anatomical landmarks, apply correct probe techniques, and implement safe, effective scanning strategies across high-yield blocks. Covered topics include upper and lower extremity blocks, truncal approaches, and region-specific techniques for real-time image-guided care.
The curriculum emphasizes image acquisition, anatomic precision, and risk-aware practice to help clinicians confidently incorporate nerve blocks into daily workflows.
Through concise modules and step-by-step instruction, learners build a strong foundation in both decision-making and technical performance—ready to apply ultrasound-guided blocks wherever patient care demands it.