Stop Guessing. Start Seeing.

Learn Ultrasound-Guided IV Today!

A comprehensive 12 part video training series, designed to help take you from your first stick to clinical proficiency in just 30 attempts, expertly demonstrated by Matt Wall using the Kosmos ultrasound system.

Course Intro

Watch the 1-minute introduction with Matt Wall, NP

Why is USGIV so hard to learn?

“I know, I was there. My first few sticks were challenging.” — Matt

Most clinicians hit a wall. You come in confident, you miss a few veins, and your confidence plummets. We call this The Confidence Curve.

  • The Reality: It takes ~10 attempts for things to “click.”
  • The Goal: It takes ~30 attempts to become proficient.
  • The Gap: Most training fails because it doesn’t teach you how to practice during those critical first 10 sticks.

This course is designed to bridge that gap. We don’t just show you anatomy; we give you the drills to build muscle memory.

What You Will Learn

12 Video Modules | Runtime: ~20 Minutes | Self-Paced

Phase 1: The Physics of Sight

Before you stick, you must learn to see. We decode the “Language of Ultrasound.”

  • Echo-what? Understanding Echogenicity (Hyperechoic vs. Anechoic) so you know exactly what you are looking at
  • Probe Orientation: Mastering the High-Frequency Linear Kosmos Lexsa probe vs. Phased Array
  • The Setup: Depth, Gain, and Center Line markers

Phase 2: Safety & Scouting

  • The “Compression Test”: The mandatory technique to ensure you never accidentally cannulate an artery
  • Vein Mapping: How to “Stay in Lane” and trace the vessel down the arm
  • Target Selection: Why you should avoid the “Mickey Mouse” clusters deep below the fascia and aim for the superficial targets

Phase 3: The Perfect Stick

  • Catheter Selection: The “33% Rule” 
  • The “Pause and Advance” Technique: The secret to never losing your needle tip
  • The “Flatten Out” Maneuver: How to slide into the vein without blowing through the posterior wall

Phase 4: Advanced Drills & Troubleshooting

  • The “Wiggle” Trick: Lost your needle? Try this technique. 
  • The “Blind” Drill: A partner exercise to break the habit of looking at your hands
  • Mastering the Bullseye: Keeping the dot centered for the full length of the catheter

Meet Your Instructor: Matt Wall, NP

Matt is a Nurse Practitioner, Clinical Educator, and Vice President of Marketing with EchoNous. He specializes in breaking down complex clinical skills into actionable steps. He doesn’t just teach theory; he teaches the tactile feel of the procedure, helping you navigate the “Confidence Curve” without losing your cool.

Get Instant Training for Ultrasound-Guided Vascular Access Today

Standard ultrasound training courses can cost upwards of $400 for basic access. We believe this skill is too important to gatekeep.

Included in this Course:

Full 12-Module Video Library (Drills, Anatomy, Technique)

The “10-Stick Challenge” Framework

Mobile-Friendly Access (Learn at the bedside)

Total Value*: ~~$397.00~~

Today’s Price: $0.00

Access the full training video now to accelerate your proficiency in point-of-care ultrasound and deliver exceptional vascular care with confidence.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • “I’m not good with technology.”
    • The Kosmos ultrasound system is designed for simplicity. We show you exactly which buttons to press (Depth, Gain, Vascular Mode) so you can focus on the patient, not the machine. Principles learned in this course are applicable to other ultrasound systems.
  • “How long does this take?”
    • The video content is concise. You can watch the full series in under 30 minutes. The real work is the “10 Stick Challenge” you’ll perform in your clinical practice over the next two weeks.
  • “What if I hit an artery?”
    • Module 4 covers the “Compression Test.” You will learn how to verify a vein (it collapses) vs. an artery (it pulsates) before you ever open a needle.
  • “Is this course really free?”
    • Yes! There is zero financial obligation associated with this course. What are you waiting for? Sign up today!

* Based on cost of comparable virtual ultrasound-guided IV placement courses.