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EXCLUSIVE WEBINAR
November 20th | 1:00 PM ET

How AI-Enabled Handheld Ultrasound is Changing Education for Medical Students

Watch as industry-leading experts to explore how the role of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is changing within medical education – and how more schools can adopt this innovative technology. 
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Richard Amini, MD
Associate Dean, Student Affairs, Professor, Emergency Medicine
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Wilma
Wilma Chan, MD, EdM
Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Dir. of Ultrasound Education
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Emily
Emily Lovallo, MD, FPD, AEMUS
Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Dir. of Ultrasound Services and Education
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Arun
Arun Nagdev, MD
Vice President of Clinical Education
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Discover the Next Generation of POCUS Solutions

This is a must-attend event for educators, med students, administrators, and healthcare professionals interested in the future POCUS and related technological advancements.
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Solve Staffing Shortages
Explore how AI could help scale teaching and take pressure off under-resourced medical programs.
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Expand Adoption
Learn about the factors experts believe hold some schools back from adopting POCUS.
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Transform Clinical Practices
Hear how training medical students with POCUS will change how healthcare providers operate in the future.

Meet Our Speakers 

Join four leading experts with real-world experience using AI-enabled POCUS solutions: 

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Richard Amini, MD

Associate Dean, Student Affairs, Professor, Emergency Medicine
 
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Dr. Amini is an expert in emergency medicine and ultrasound education with over a decade of experience. He completed his medical education and residency in Chicago and Arizona, followed by a fellowship in ultrasound and research. 

Wilma

Wilma Chan, MD, EdM

Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine, Director of Ultrasound Education
 
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Dr. Wilma Chan is a leader in emergency medicine and ultrasound education, with expertise in technology, design thinking, and experiential pedagogy. She has earned multiple teaching awards, including the Penn Pearls Faculty Teaching Award and induction into the Gold Humanism Honor Society. Dr. Chan completed her medical training at Tufts and has been with the University of Pennsylvania since 2015. 

Emily

Emily Lovallo, MD, FPD

Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine. Dir. of Ultrasound Services and Education
 
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Dr. Lovallo is an expert in emergency medicine and ultrasound education, currently leading several key programs at UPMC and the University of Pittsburgh. She has been recognized for her contributions with awards like Healthcare Innovation's 40 Under 40 and 2024 Emergency Physician of the Year. 

Arun

Arun Nagdev, MD

Vice President of Clinical Education
 
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Dr. Nagdev, Exo’s VP of Clinical, also holds roles as the Director of Emergency Ultrasound at Highland Hospital and Clinical Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at University of California. With over 120 peer-reviewed publications, his contributions have earned recognition and national awards from organizations like ACEP and SAEM, alongside teaching accolades from various institutions.

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