Emergency Ultrasound Management Course 2026 Overview

The Emergency Ultrasound Management Course 2026 is a one-day ACEP course for clinicians who want to build, improve, or lead an emergency ultrasound program. The course takes place October 4, 2026, during ACEP26 in Chicago, Illinois.

This course focuses on ultrasound program leadership rather than hands-on scanning. Clinicians can review how successful emergency ultrasound programs approach program design, director roles, machine selection, credentialing, billing, documentation, quality improvement, and long-term program growth.

The Emergency Ultrasound Management Course includes both Core and Advanced track options. The Core Track may be useful for clinicians who are starting or improving an emergency ultrasound program. The Advanced Track may be useful for ultrasound leaders who want to expand billing, simulation, medical school integration, credentialing, and system-wide ultrasound operations.

Course Location, Schedule, and Pricing

The course takes place in Chicago, Illinois, during ACEP26. ACEP lists the Emergency Ultrasound Management Course on Sunday, October 4, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

ACEP lists the course cost as $450. The listed cost includes refreshments, lunch, and a networking reception. ACEP also notes that the course is approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. Clinicians should confirm final pricing, CME details, registration steps, ACEP26 access requirements, and course availability on the official ACEP registration page before making plans.

This event listing is part of the Ultrasound Fanatic ultrasound events directory. Overall, the directory helps clinicians compare POCUS courses, ultrasound workshops, CME courses, and emergency ultrasound education opportunities.

For clinicians comparing ultrasound leadership education options, the Emergency Ultrasound Management Course may be a strong choice. It gives emergency ultrasound directors, faculty, fellows, and program leaders a focused way to review operations, billing, credentialing, equipment planning, and program strategy.

Also, Ultrasound Fanatic provides resources for clinicians who want to keep learning before or after this course. These include the Ultrasound Fanatic ultrasound app, POCUS protocols, handheld ultrasound education, and practical ultrasound training resources.