If you have completed a Level 1 module previously, you are not quite ready for the Advanced course. Our ‘Basic’ course program extends beyond the image acquisition skills acquired in Level 1, to include image interpretation and pathology.

To help you bridge this gap, we are offering all previous Level 1 students an online module in image interpretation and pathology. Those comfortable with this material may proceed to an Advanced course. If you feel you are not ready to progress, you are encouraged to purchase a Basic course for additional tutoring.

If you have completed Level 1 & 2 previously, you are ready to progress to the ‘Advanced’ course. Some Advanced courses are currently open for registration, with more dates being finalised in the coming weeks. Watch this space!

If you have completed Level 1, 2 & 3 previously, and passed your scanning assessments, the final requirement is to complete your logbook. See website for the number of cases to be submitted for your specific course.

All course registrations are accepted directly via the AIU Singapore website. Simply add the course to your cart and proceed to the checkout to make payment.

If the course is available for booking, the course detail page will display ‘Course Dates and Fees’. The dropdown menu will display available course dates and corresponding course fees.

Registrations are accepted directly via the AIU Singapore website. Simply add the course to your cart and proceed to the checkout to make payment.

There is no fixed time limit to completion. All learners will advance at a different rate based on the below influencing factors:

1. 1. The complexity of the module (e.g. AAA will require less cases and images than BELS).
   2. Your individual clinical practice, especially how frequently you scan.

We have real people as volunteers/patient models on the course. It is vital to your skill development to practice on real people. We cannot guarantee pathology as this is dependant on our volunteers.

We value their contribution and provide them with the same respect and privacy as any ‘real’ patient.

Courses — our courses operate at a maximum 1:4 tutor to student ratio. You will get quality, equal, hands on scanning time.
Workshops — workshops typically operate at a higher student to tutor ratio.

We use a range of Sonosite equipment.

Generally no. This is because, in our experience it imposes on the scan time of others in the group when we switch between machines and detracts from the teaching. If you register as a group of four, then we can accommodate your own machine. Please notify us of this at the time of your registration so we can group you accordingly and we can be prepared for your specific equipment.

• There is an online pre and post quiz required for each course.
• A formative practical assessment is conducted as part of the Basic course programme.
• A summative practical assessment is conducted as part of the Advanced course programme.

Upon successful completion of the Basic and Advanced course, as well as the course specific logbook requirements, students will be awarded a ‘Certificate of Competence’ in point of care ultrasound.

Yes, the ‘Certificate of Competence’ is currently recognised with the NUHS group and we hope to open discussions with other stakeholders.

We recommend bringing your smart phone to take photos of your images on the ultrasound screen.
All equipment required to carry out the course will be provided to you on the day.

A tea break and a meal break are generally catered for as part of the course. Please check the website for inclusions.

Yes, we are always evolving our schedule of courses to meet the market needs. We can also develop individualised tailored programmes on request.