Emergency Call Prep

Prepare to be “on call” in the emergency department by getting exposure to the most common emergency imaging clinical scenarios. Watch experts scroll through real-world cases, demonstrate their proven search patterns, and share their tips and tricks for evaluating life threatening diagnoses. Then practice on your own, using our simulated ED Call Practice Cases course, including 50 blinded cases you may encounter during call.

 

Program includes:

• 100+ high-yield practice cases
• 450+ expert videos
• 245+ scrollable DICOMs
• Gold Standard sample reports
• Mastery Series video courses
• Reinforcement quizzes with suggested reading
• Case assessment (accuracy + speed) 
• Mastery Score 
• Certificate of Completion
• 1 year access

 

Program Overview

Supplemental Training

Gain the knowledge and confidence to accurately assess the most common emergency clinical scenarios presenting for imaging studies by watching experts scroll through real-world emergency cases and review key teaching points in our Emergency Mastery Training courses. 

 

Case Based Assessment

In ED Practice Cases, you will independently work through 50 of the Mastery cases as if you were seeing them in your ED call worklist (blinded and randomized). Practice each case in our simulated, timed assessment module and then review faculty instructional materials (video case reviews and sample reports).

 

Bonus Case Challenges

Increase your confidence, speed, and accuracy with our ED Body Cases and ED MSK Cases. With this bonus practice content, you can tackle cases from the foundational Mastery Courses, randomized to simulate the Call experience, to further refine your reading and interpretation skills! 

 

Earn a Certificate of Completion 

After completing all your practice cases you can claim your Certificate of Completion by submitting your request in our Claim Certificate module. Once we have verified that you have completed all practice cases, you will be emailed a Certificate of Completion in a pdf format that you can print, add to your CV, and share with your future employer, hospital, or professional network.