Postgraduate Certificate in Health Sciences in Point of Care Ultrasound

The Postgraduate Certificate in Health Sciences specialising in Point of Care Ultrasound is designed for healthcare professionals who want to develop advanced ultrasound skills to support patient diagnosis, care and clinical decision-making.

Applicants should have completed an undergraduate qualification in a relevant medical, nursing or health sciences discipline and have acquired relevant skills or knowledge through professional practice, such as doctors and nurse practitioners working in acute care settings.

Students are required to enrol in and complete the following courses:

• POCUS 701 - Introduction to POCUS, EFAST and Basic Echo (15 Points)
• POCUS 702 - Organs (15 Points)
• POCUS 703 - Soft Tissues (incl ocular), Bone, and Vascular Procedures (15 Points)
• POCUS 704 - Obstetric and Paediatric (15 points)

New students: to ensure you enrol on time, please visit our step-by-step guide to applications, admission, and enrolment.

For detailed information about this programme, including its courses and regulations, visit Postgraduate Certificate in Health Sciences in Point of Care Ultrasound in the Curriculum Catalogue.

For the general university requirements for admission, enrolment and fees, visit the University Calendar.