The vascular technology course includes a half-day of arterial hemodynamics and venous principles as well as a full review of cerebrovascular, arterial and venous anatomy and physiology, signs and symptoms, mechanisms of disease, direct and indirect noninvasive testing, therapeutic intervention, invasive testing and test validation. Ample time is allowed for one on one instruction and case study discussion.
CME
Vascular Technology Seminar: 16 CME
Locations
Chicago, IL: April 10-11
Jacksonville. FL: May 22-23
East Rutherford, NJ: Aug 14-15
Los Angeles, CA: Nov 13-14
Price
Retail: $250.00
VIP: $200.00
Vascular Technology Dedicated Lecture
The perfect combination- the individualized attention and interaction of a seminar without associated travel costs. Small groups can customize their lecture topic and lecture dates to eliminate the time, cost and hassle of travel. Need to prepare your group for a credentialing exam? Need CME credits? Want to introduce a new technology into your laboratory? We have the answer and will bring the solution to you.
Combined Physics and Vascular Technology Seminar
Preparing for the ARDMS SPI physics and Vascular Technology specialty exam or the CCI Registered Vascular Sonographer (RVS) exam? Attend Frank Miele's popular physics seminar and your specialty seminar at the same site! The newly formatted physics course is held Thursday - Sat AM with the Vascular Technology specialty seminars beginning Saturday PM and continuing to Sunday afternoon. Pre-class material is mailed to you in advance of the course, increasing your comprehension and retention of concepts presented in class. Our pass rates are unparalleled in the industry. Prepare with Pegasus and PASS! Guaranteed.
CME
Physics Seminar: up to 36 CME
Physics Course textbook(included with registration): 35 CSDMS or 35 AMA/PRA Category 1 credits
Vascular Technology Seminar: 16 CME
Locations
Chicago, IL: April 8-11
Jacksonville. FL: May 20-23
East Rutherford, NJ: Aug 12-15
Los Angeles, CA: Nov 11-14
Price
Retail: $675.00
VIP: $575.00
Arterial Registry Review (7 modules)
Kathy Carter BSN, RN, RVT, FSVU delivers a dynamic Peripheral Arterial Review consisting of the following modules: Anatomy and History, Physiologic Testing, Duplex and Graft Imaging, Aortoiliac and Endografts, Renovascular, Mesenteric and Hepatoportal Imaging. This eCourse is divided into modules so you can view according to your schedule and timeline. If you are interrupted while viewing, our innovative delivery platform allows you to return to your customized program whenever your schedule permits. Fine tune your preparation by book marking topics of particular interest and create your own focused review session.
CME
Pending
VTArt1: Anatomy and History
In this module, Kathy Carter BSN, RN, RVT, FSVU discusses upper and lower arterial anatomy, risk factors, mechanisms and stages of disease, non-atherosclerotic disease, history taking, and physical examination. Length of this module is 37minutes.
This module is included in the complete Arterial Registry Review or can be purchased separately.
CME
Pending
VTArt2: Physiologic Testing
In this Physiologic Testing module, Kathy Carter BSN, RN, RVT, FSVU discusses normal and abnormal lower extremity hemodynamics, pleythysmography (PVR, PCR, VPR, PPG), segmental pressures, Doppler velocity waveforms, and exercise testing, pulsatility indices, acceleration rise time with interactive cases. Module length is 1 hour 4 minutes.
This module is included in the complete Arterial Registry Review or can be purchased separately.
CME
Pending
VTArt3A: Duplex and Graft Imaging
In the fourth of the seven Peripheral Arterial modules topics covered include the technique and technical considerations of B-mode, Doppler and Color Doppler in arterial duplex scanning, pre-intervention duplex, rationale for surveillance, post endovascular assessment, location and types of bypass grafts, scan protocols and diagnostic criteria. The module concludes with multiple case presentations. Module length is 1 hour 12 minutes.
This module is included in the complete Arterial Registry Review or can be purchased separately.
CME
Pending
VTArt3B: Aortoiliac and Endografts
This module begins with a discussion of trauma duplex, pseudoaneurysms and technique for DDTI followed by AAA, the protocol and scan technique of aortoiliac duplex scan, aortic endografts, types of endoleaks and the use of other imaging modalities in the evaluation of aortoiliac disease. The length of this module is 40 minutes.
This module is included in the complete Arterial Registry Review or can be purchased separately.
CME
Pending
VTArt4A: Renovascular
Topics covered in this module include visceral anatomy, hemodynamics of renal artery disease, technique and technical considerations of renal artery duplex Ultrasonography, renovascular resistance, assessment of renal stents, diagnostic criteria and incidental findings in renal duplex imaging. Module length is 46 minutes.
This module is included in the complete Arterial Registry Review or can be purchased separately.
CME
Pending
VTArt4B: Mesenteric
In the sixth of a seven module Peripheral Arterial Review eCourse, Kathy Carter BSN, RN, RVT, FSVU discusses mesenteric anatomy and mesenteric vascular disease, including acute mesenteric disease, ischemic colon disease, celiac axis syndrome and mesenteric venous occlusion. This module is 21 minutes in length.
This module is included in the complete Arterial Registry Review or can be purchased separately.
CME
Pending
VTArt4C: Hepatoportal
This module begins with a discussion of the anatomy and pathophysiology of the liver followed by normal vasculature and hemodynamics. The nest section covers abnormal hemodynamics which includes portal hypertension, abnormal portal vein flow and collateral pathways, portal vein thrombosis, hepatic vein thrombosis and Budd-Chiari Syndrome.
This module is included in the complete Arterial Registry Review or can be purchased separately.
CME
Pending
eCourse Module 13 - Test-Taking Strategies
The ability to perform well on a multiple choice test is a skill that requires both fore-thought and practice. In this module, some very unique techniques are taught which will significantly change your test taking approach, as well as improve your test taking abilities. Within this module we will discuss concepts which include how best to read a test question, how to approach answering a test question, types of questions, distracter types, dealing with questions of inversion, logic and reasoning skills, and intelligent use of scrap paper. Additionally, specific test questions are given which allow for direct application of these concepts.
Physiological Testing Techniques and Interpretation
This is a "must read" for anyone involved with the noninvasive assessment of vascular disorders. This extensively illustrated workbook by Bob Scissons provides a wealth of detailed, easy-to-understand information about performing accurate physiologic testing and testing procedures. Some of the topics covered include an overview of arterial and venous disease, differential diagnosis of extremity pain, stress testing, arterial and venous hemodynamics, recording devices, testing protocols for upper and lower extremities and waveform/pressure analysis. The book also includes diagnostic criteria for physiologic test procedures, illustrated case studies, reimbursement guidelines, and vascular website links.
CME
Physiological Testing Techniques and Interpretation: 5 SDMS CME
Price
$79.95
Vascular Technology ExamSim Suite CD
Designed to provide an efficient way of preparing for national board exams, this Vascular Technology ExamSim Suite CD authored by Marsha M. Neumyer delivers a customized study plan so you don't spend time studying material you already know! The CD starts with a full tutorial on test-taking strategies designed to improve your test-taking skills overall. Next, you are asked to take a timed, full-length exam with 120 questions. At the end of the exam, an intelligent patented analysis package delivers hundreds of details as to your specific areas of content strengths and weaknesses. In addition, it provides information on your test taking skills showing you how you can become a better test-taker. Unlimited access is also available to review each question, how you answered, the correct answer and a detailed explanation as to why. Prior to taking the next exam, it is recommended, that you spend time studying the material where you are weak and then try taking the second exam. After working through the third exam and analysis, you can retake the exams following the same process (24 exams) until you feel fully prepared to sit for your registry exam. By using an ExamSim Suite CD to prepare, you will have studied the right material and have spent your limited study time wisely.