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Integrating CEUs Into Daily Practice for Sonographers

May 13, 2025

Join us for an educational webinar jointly presented by the International Contrast Ultrasound society (ICUS) & Inteleos in coordination with northwest Imaging Forums, Inc. featuring Jessica Stout and Maria Stanczak as our speakers.

On Demand Viewing

Speakers

Maria Stanczak, MS, RDMS, RVT, R.T(R)(M)
Assistant Professor and Vascular Sonography Clinical Coordinator at Thomas Jefferson University in the Department of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences, College of Health Professions. A seasoned sonographer with CEUS clinical and research experience, her interests include advanced technologies in sonography, such as ultrasound contrast agents, photoacoustic imaging, elastography and 3D applications. Ms. Stanczak’s professional goals are to raise awareness of the benefits of utilizing ultrasound contrast agents in general sonography and urging fellow educators to incorporate CEUS curriculum into their programs.

Jessica Stout, BS, RDCS, ACS, FASETechnical Director and Clinical Manager, Echocardiography Lab Division of Cardiology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center.

Once you have viewed the webinar, please complete this survey*

This event is eligible for one (1) free waived CME!*

Post webinar surveys submitted by December 31, 2025 and will count towards CMEs earned in 2025. Post webinar surveys submitted after December 31, 2025 will not be accepted towards a waived CME. 

*Participants who watch the recording through December 31, 2025 and complete the Post webinar surveys (which includes providing an accurate ARDMS/APCA ID number), will be waived one (1) CME towards their ARDMS/APCA CME requirements. For Active ARDMS/APCA Registrants, the CME will automatically be uploaded within three (3) weeks to the participant’s account (provided the accurate ID number is included on the survey). Please note: attending the live event and watching the recording will not allow you to claim two (2) CME waivers. This event is only eligible for one (1) CME waiver.