Point-of-Care Ultrasound for Midwives, Nurse Practitioners, and Physician Assistants
Our Options:
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Online Ultrasound Courses
Online option. Explore our fully online ultrasound courses, offering convenient POCUS ultrasound education from the comfort of your home. These courses serve as comprehensive options for beginners or as precursors for our in-person training sessions.
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In-Person Hands-On Course
We come to you! Experience personalized ultrasound training with our expert instructors, who will come to your location to guide small groups of 4 or more through hands-on scanning exercises. Utilize your own equipment while learning in a supportive environment.
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Hands-On Scanning Events
You come to us! Join us at our hands-on scanning events held throughout the year at various locations across the United States. Immerse yourself in small group sessions led by our team, gaining valuable hands-on experience in ultrasound scanning techniques.
We are Looking for New Hands-on Scanning Event Locations in 2025
To make these events possible, we partner with women’s health providers like you to rent suitable spaces. Currently, we are seeking locations to host our upcoming hands-on scanning events in the Midwest, the West Coast, and the Northeast regions. If you have a facility available for rental and are interested in collaborating with us, we want to hear from you! You don't need to have a minimum of four providers willing to take the course at your location; we will bring the students with us! Join us in providing a valuable learning experience for healthcare professionals in your area.
Contact us below to discuss hosting opportunities!
Meet Carolyn Gegor
Carolyn L. Gegor, CNM, MS, FACNM, has had an extensive career in obstetric and gynecologic ultrasound. Carolyn is currently an ultrasound instructor at Ultrasound for Women’s Health Providers.
Carolyn Gegor began her career in ultrasound as an RN in 1972. She learned ultrasound from a physician on-the-job, as no courses were available that early in the development of ultrasound as a diagnostic test. Ms. Gegor then established several courses for new providers to be able to learn the new skills. Carolyn was one of the founders of the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS) and executed the first nation-wide exams in 1975.
She established the first affiliate of the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine in Washington, DC and Maryland. For several years, she worked full time in ultrasound, the went back to her love of labor & birth, while continuing to teach ultrasound skills in obstetrics and gynecology.
Once she became a CNM, Carolyn was very active teaching nurses and midwives to do the Biophysical Profile, and full scope scanning. During that time, she was the Clinical Director of Fetal Assessment at the Johns Hopkins University Hospital. She lectured on ultrasound topics at the ACNM annual meeting for many years during her 25 years of clinical practice and as midwifery academic faculty.
Currently, Carolyn is a member of the ACNM Ultrasound Education Subcommittee. She also represents ACNM as a member of the Midwife Exam Group for the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonographers. “In 2021, Carolyn earned the Midwife Sonography Certificate from the ARDMS.
After retiring from clinical practice, Ms. Gegor created Ultrasound for Midwives, now Ultrasound for Women’s Health Providers, to be able to offer highly sought-after hands-on scanning and the necessary background knowledge for doing OB/Gyn Point of Care ultrasound. Now, there is an online course that shares basic information on clinical OB/Gyn ultrasound as well as Physics of ultrasound and varied business topics including practice development, billing and coding, documentation, and liability. She travels to individual practice sites to conduct hands-on scanning education for groups of 4 or more providers.