Peachtree POCUS

05/21/2026

Portability is why you buy a handheld. Battery life is why you regret the one you bought. Here's what to think through before it's too late.

📥 Free Handheld Ultrasound Buyer's Guide → [link in comments]

05/20/2026

October 27-28 is locked in. POCUS Kickstart Live's registration is open for our October dates.

May sold out. August sold out. Both filled fast. Early bird tuition is $1,795 through July 1.

Two days in Atlanta. Heavily hands-on. 4:1 instructor ratio. People leave being able to actually use POCUS in practice, not just follow along in a demo.

Register for Kickstart at peachtreepocus.com/kickstart

New this cohort: the day after Kickstart, Thursday October 29, I'm running a one-day session on building and running a POCUS program. Credentialing, billing, QA, the operational side that clinical training doesn't cover. Same venue. This is an add-on to Kickstart Live, or can be purchased as a stand-alone course.

peachtreepocus.com/pocus-management.

Providing the tools and training for seamless point-of-care ultrasound integration

05/19/2026

Image quality is the #1 factor most people ask about -- but "best" image quality isn't always what you need. Here's how to think about it correctly.

Free Handheld Ultrasound Buyer's Guide → [link in comments]

05/15/2026

I had a few longform comments about the POCUS Kickstart course. For someone to find such value as to right a multi-paragraph comment is so moving.

The August course is sold out, but if you or someone you know is looking for a highly rates course, join the waitlist (link in comments) in case someone drops out. More importantly, they'll be the first to know when a new date is announced and have 48 hours to sign up before it goes public.

"I truly enjoyed the Peachtree POCUS Kickstart conference and found it extremely valuable. The content was practical, engaging, and immediately applicable to clinical practice. I have worked in critical care for over 20 years, including 12 years as a nurse practitioner, and during that time I have seen the significant evolution of bedside ultrasound and the impact it can have on patient care and clinical decision-making.

Although I have used ultrasound in practice, I have not always felt fully confident in my ability to independently interpret findings and synthesize them into management decisions...this course helped bridge that gap by providing structured teaching, hands-on practice, and practical clinical integration.

One of the major reasons I was drawn to this course was the lifetime access to the supportive materials. Knowing I can revisit the lectures and resources as I continue to build my skills and confidence was incredibly important to me. I anticipate these materials will continue to support my growth well beyond the conference itself.

I also greatly appreciated the amount of hands-on scanning time incorporated throughout the conference. The opportunity to practice image acquisition and interpretation in a supportive environment was invaluable and reinforced the concepts taught during the sessions.

Overall, this was an excellent educational experience that I would highly recommend to other providers interested in developing or strengthening their POCUS skills. I also plan to share information about the course with colleagues, as I think many would benefit from attending."

-Heidi Favero, NP, University of

05/14/2026

There's no "best" handheld ultrasound. There's only the best one for you -- and most people skip the one question that determines which one that is.

This series breaks it all down. Start here.

Download the free Handheld Ultrasound Buyer's Guide → link in the comments

05/12/2026

Three mistakes I see all the time when clinicians buy handheld ultrasound—and they’re expensive.

Don’t guess on a $5–10K decision.
Download the free guide before you buy. Link in the comments.

05/11/2026

The May Kickstart cohort wrapped up yesterday and this group was fantastic. Watching clinicians go from nervous first scans to confident, repeatable images over a single weekend never gets old.

We also found out this weekend that the August cohort filled up. If you missed it, join the waitlist — you'll be first in line if a spot opens up, and first to hear when the next cohort is announced: https://peachtree-pocus.myklpages.com/l/RcQxjv

05/07/2026

Day 1 of POCUS Kickstart is in the books.

We had attendees come in from Utah, Nevada, and Oklahoma — and the energy they brought matched every mile it took to get here. From physics and knobology first thing in the morning through FAST, cardiac, IVC, and thoracic POCUS by late afternoon, this group showed up locked in and stayed that way all day.
Grateful for everyone who made the trip and for our local Atlanta folks who came out too. A lot of great scanning happened today. Thanks to Mindray making it possible.
Day 2 tomorrow. We're just getting started.

05/01/2026

AI is changing ultrasound.

Not just how we interpret images—but how it’s performed and who performs it.

Full talk on YouTube
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