Advance Your Emergency Medicine Ultrasound Skills
Join the London College of Emergency Medicine (LCEM) for an intensive two-day hands-on ultrasound training programme designed for doctors seeking to enhance their point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) and regional anaesthesia skills in emergency and acute care settings.
This highly practical course combines expert-led teaching, live demonstrations, and supervised hands-on scanning to help participants develop confidence and competence in clinical ultrasound applications.
Course Dates;
25th and 26th July 2026
Limited Places Available:
Take your Emergency Medicine ultrasound skills to the next level.
Limited Places Available Early-Bird Registration Fee:
Experience a unique hands-on learning opportunity at our academic partner’s site, Christ College London, in Canary Wharf, London, UK. The Ultrasound Masterclass 2026 is an intensive and practical programme designed to enhance your point-of-care ultrasound skills through expert-led teaching, live demonstrations, and supervised scanning sessions. This comprehensive course delivers exceptional learning outcomes in a focused and immersive environment.
Course Director - Dr Ali, CCT-EM, FRCEM Consultant in Emergency Medicine, NHS UK.
Qualifications: MBBS, FRCEM (London), Dip T&O
- University of Manchester, CCT-EM - UK, CCP-EM (Hons) - London Global Emergency Medicine.
Clinical Interests: ATLS, APLS, ALS, FAMUS, HALO procedures, PoCUS / EMUS, USGRA,
Ultrasound-guided emergency interventions in the ED.
Course Details
Day 1 – Level 1 Emergency Medicine Ultrasound
Develop essential ultrasound skills for emergency and acute care practice, including:
* Introduction to Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS)
* Basic ultrasound physics and image optimisation
* eFAST examination for trauma
* Assessment of abdominal and thoracic emergencies
* Cardiac ultrasound fundamentals
* Ultrasound-guided vascular access
* Hands-on supervised scanning sessions
Day 2 – Ultrasound-Guided Regional Nerve Blocks
Learn how ultrasound can improve the safety and effectiveness of regional anaesthesia techniques.
Topics include:
* Principles of ultrasound-guided nerve blocks
* Identification of nerves and surrounding anatomy
* Needle visualisation techniques
* Upper limb nerve blocks
* Lower limb nerve blocks
* Pain management applications in Emergency Medicine
* Extensive hands-on practice with expert faculty
Consultant-Led Hands-On Training
Experience immersive, hands-on learning delivered by expert consultants at the state-of-the-art facilities of the London College of Emergency Medicine’s academic partner, Christ College London.
Location
Christ College London
10–12 Tiller Road
Canary Wharf, London E14 8PX
United Kingdom
Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for:
* Emergency Medicine Doctors
* Acute Medicine Physicians
* Anaesthetists
* Intensive Care Doctors
* Surgical Trainees
* Doctors interested in developing ultrasound-guided procedural skills
Course Fee
Standard Fee: £700
Special Discount Fee: £350 (50% Discount)
The discounted fee is available exclusively to doctors who attended the “100 Emergency Medicine Procedures Workshop – June 2026”.
Why Attend
✓ Intensive hands-on practical training
✓ Small group teaching with expert faculty
✓ Real-time ultrasound scanning experience
✓ Develop confidence in POCUS and regional anaesthesia
✓ Certificate of Attendance awarded upon completion by London College of Emergency Medicine and Christ College London.
About our Academic Partner
Christ College London is an independent college offering multidisciplinary courses. It is accredited by UKRS to provide professional courses. The college focuses on teaching and research, creating a friendly and supportive learning environment. The college encourages learning across different subjects to inspire students and lecturers to produce great research. With modern facilities and advanced technology, Christ College London offers a comfortable place at Canary Wharf London.
Our Venue: All of our courses are delivered in partnership with our academic partner, Christ College London, located in the heart of Canary Wharf.
