Ultrasound

Shaping the Future of Emergency Ultrasound

At the forefront of emergency medicine education, the Emergency Ultrasound Section at UTHealth Houston is dedicated to advancing clinician-performed ultrasound.

Situated within the world’s largest medical center, our program integrates cutting-edge technology, expert faculty, and a commitment to innovation to provide exceptional training and patient care.

Comprehensive Education and Training

Ultrasonography is a cornerstone of our clinical care, educational activities, and research initiatives.

Highlights:

  • Longitudinal ultrasound curriculum for residents, including monthly didactics, dedicated intern rotation, and senior elective
  • Ultrasound training for medical students, nursing staff, fellows, and faculty
  • State-of-the-art technology:
    • 5 GE Venue units at Memorial Hermann-TMC
    • 8 Sonosite Edge units at Memorial Hermann-TMC
    • 3 Sonosite X-Porte units at Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital
    • 3 Sonosite Edge II units at LBJ Hospital
  • Weekly quality assurance reviews of archived images to maintain the highest standards

Faculty Excellence and Leadership

Our faculty are leaders in emergency ultrasound, bringing diverse expertise and a passion for teaching. Under the guidance of Dr. Richard Gordon Jr., Fellowship Director, and Dr. Sara K. Miller, Section Director, the team fosters a culture of learning, collaboration, and innovation.

Faculty engage in research, curriculum development, and mentorship to shape the future of emergency ultrasound.

Global Impact and Innovation

The program extends beyond Houston, with a commitment to global health and ultrasound education:

  • Virtual ultrasound curriculum with the University of Ghana
  • Hands-on training programs in Ecuador
    These initiatives exemplify our dedication to advancing ultrasound education worldwide.

Why Choose UTHealth Houston?

  • Innovative Curriculum: Integrated, longitudinal ultrasound training across residency levels
  • State-of-the-Art Facilities: Access to advanced ultrasound technology and training spaces
  • Expert Faculty: Learn from leaders with diverse clinical and research expertise
  • Global Outreach: Opportunities for international teaching and research
  • Collaborative Environment: Work alongside multidisciplinary teams in a dynamic, teaching-focused setting

Interested in Joining Us?

For more information about the program or fellowship opportunities, please contact:

Richard Gordon, MD
Fellowship Director
Department of Emergency Medicine, UTHealth Houston
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (713) 500-7848