Hands-On Cardiac Ultrasound Imaging and Doppler Echo Course 2016

Jan 24th, 2016Jan 29th, 2016
Dallas, TX
US
https://kmaultrasound.com/2015-calendar/event/0/198-hands-on-courses-for-all-clinicians/100-hands-on-cardiac-ultrasound-imaging-doppler-echo-course-2016.html
Phone:972-353-3200, 800-845-3484
Hands-on intensive training with lectures and one-on-one discussion to build the complete cardiac ultrasound protocol. For all specialties and experience levels.
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