Women's Point-of-Care Ultrasound
Curriculum & Consultation
Essential Concepts
Made Clear
Advancing ultrasound competency for all providers of women's health.
Women's Health Hospitals & Clinics
Women's Health and Midwifery Educators
Women's Healthcare Practitioners
About Our Curriculum
Comprehensive & Accredited
Trusted and used by women's healthcare providers around the world.
Simplified Concepts
Trusted and used by women's healthcare providers around the world.
Scaled to Your Setting
Trusted and used by women's healthcare providers around the world.
Customized to Your Team
Customized to your practice setting and learning levels. Includes training the trainer instruction and guidance
Curriculum Samples
Do you need simplified, affordable education on women's ultrasound provided by experienced educators?
What Students Say
"Fostered knowledge from a point of zero knowledge on ultrasound scans to a point of being able to perform and interpret a POCUS correctly."
Our Mission
We are committed to advancing ultrasound competency for all providers of women's health.
We have developed a comprehensive accredited curriculum as a tool to expand access to WPOCUS everywhere, especially in low-resource areas.
About Us
Our team has experience in curriculum design, ultrasound education, and training, as well as international protocols. We are knowledgeable about integrating ultrasound into the practice scopes of women’s healthcare providers. This includes midwives, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, junior doctors, house officers, and physicians.
Our Director
Diana Dowdy, DNP, CNM, RDMS, FACNM
Dr. Dowdy has practiced as a Certified Nurse-Midwife for over 45 years, and as a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer for 24 years. Her background includes nurse-midwifery, rural public health, academic settings, administration, and legislative boards.
She established an accredited Women’s POCUS course for advanced practice providers in 2015 and has served as Chair of the ARDMS Midwifery Ultrasound Exam Committee. Her passion is to improve women’s health in underserved regions, both in the US and internationally. She speaks and teaches internationally and has published on topics of global women’s health and the use of tele-ultrasound for remote training. In 2020, she was honored as Nurse with Global Impact of the Year at the United Nations.