Contributors

The Sonosite Institute wouldn’t exist without our dedicated point-of-care ultrasound partners, who develop compelling educational content on point-of-care ultrasound.

 
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    Rob Ferre, MD
    Associate Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine

    Dr. Ferre is a Utah native who completed his undergraduate work at the University of Utah. He graduated from medical school at the Medical College of Wisconsin and completed an emergency medicine residency at Maine Medical Center. Following residency, Dr. Ferre served 3 years on active duty for the United States Air Force where he was the Emergency Ultrasound Director for the SAUSHEC EM Residency program. During his active-duty service, he completed 2 tours in Iraq with the 332 EMDG in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. After separating from the Air Force, he completed an Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship at Palmetto Health Richland in South Carolina.

    Dr. Ferre spent 9 years at Vanderbilt University Medical Center where he founded the Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship and the Emergency Ultrasound Division. He moved to Indiana in 2019, where he currently serves as the POCUS Division Chief in the Department of EM and is the program director for the Indiana University School of Medicine POCUS initiative. 

    Assisted with the development and review of the following content: Webinar: Beyond POCUS Archiving: Why is it So Important?

    Webinars: Webinar: Beyond POCUS Archiving: Why is it So Important?
    Laleh Gharahbaghian MD, FACEP, FAAEM
    Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine

    Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine
    Medical Director, Adult Emergency Medicine
    Patient Safety Champion, Stanford HealthCare, Emergency Medicine
    Co-Chair, Case Review Committee (formerly PPEC) 
    Director Emeritus, Emergency Ultrasound Program
    Stanford University School of Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine
    Stanford, California

    Webinars: POCUS Whole-Body Approach: The Stanford ED Experience, Trends in Point-of-Care Ultrasound: Panel Discussion