Program Overview
MUCCU Basic Echocardiography
The Monash University Critical Care Ultrasound (MUCCU) short courses, with its unique combination of flexible online delivery and practical hands-on ultrasound scanning support sessions at clinical sites, enables you to acquire this critical competency at your own pace.
Overview
This micro-credential Critical Care Basic Echocardiography (CCE) module forms part of the suite of MUCCU short courses. It introduces you to the requisite knowledge required not only to perform a CCE examination but also interpret findings in specific haemodynamic settings.
Fees
- $5,000 (consultants)
- $3,000 (registrars)
- Optional additional hands-on 1:1 sessions:
- $150 per hour for junior registrars
- $250 per hour for consultants
- Optional additional hands-on 1:1 sessions:
Learning and Assessment Activities
Your learning and assessment activities will include:
- 10 hours of personal 1:1 practical ultrasound scanning sessions with qualified and highly experienced sonographers (with options for more 1:1 hours)
- Formative and summative practical assessments with lead critical care ultrasound clinical medical specialists
- CCE logbook
- Lectures, videos, and recommended reading
- Formative assessment of authentic clinical case studies
- Summative assessments (MCQs) of your clinical knowledge online
Provided By
This course is provided by the Department of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences
Duration
This CCE module is available for a period of 20 weeks and should take approximately 90 to 96 hours to complete.
Location
Online
Successful Completion
Successful completion of the Basic CCE attracts 4 credit points. Along with the suite of MUCCU short courses totalling 12 credit points, participants will be able to undertake electives (additional 12 credit points) for a Monash Graduate Certificate award.
Eligibility
All clinicians, including external candidates, are eligible to apply but enrolment is subject to the approval of your lead supervising clinician at your participating clinical site (i.e., Eastern Health, Monash Health, or Western Health).
