30 credit level 7 module
Page last updated 30 September 2024
Professional practice forms an integral part of this 30 credit module, Obstetric Ultrasound, demonstrated by the module design, which enables you to study theory whilst engaging in practice.
This professional practice Obstetric Ultrasound module provides both a comprehensive and in-depth programme. There will be opportunities to develop evaluative, problem solving and critical thinking skills, as well as communication skills, to enable you to apply this knowledge to become a proficient practitioner in the field of obstetric ultrasound. You will be able to deliver a high quality service to your clients.
On successful completion of this level 7 (Masters level) module, you will be able to:
This module will cover whole of obstetrics ultrasound including early pregnancy assessment, first trimester dating and screening scan, second trimester fetal anomaly scan and third trimester fetal growth scans and Doppler examinations.
There is an option to study any specific aspect of the above mentioned area of obstetrics for example third trimester or early pregnancy assessment by enrolling on a Negotiated Specialist Ultrasound Practice (UZYSPPM-15-M) (Obs) (15 credits) which is a shorter module and runs between 10 January and 5 September.
To enrol onto the course, you are required to:
International students will require all of the above and a Tier 2 visa.
If you are new to ultrasound practice, you must also enrol onto the Fundamentals of Ultrasound Technology and Professional Issues in Medical Ultrasound which are compulsory modules in the first year.
The course is part time and requires attendance over five blocks in total and incorporates a blended delivery which will include online content, webinars, face-to-face seminars, simulation and independent studies.
This module can contribute towards the MSc Medical Ultrasound.
The course syllabus typically covers:
Contact time may include any of the following activities: lectures; class discussions; tutorials, synchronous on-line discussion boards; seminars; clinical placement visits; medical museum visit; laboratory hands-on clinical practice using a simulator and real-life models; VLE using e-Blackboard.
Lectures will be provided by the Course Team and by external clinical specialists. Classroom sessions will also include hands-on scanning supervised sessions and review of cases.
Discussion groups will be organised covering a range of relevant topics.
Assessment for the module incorporates both clinical and academic processes i.e. both cognitive ability and professional competence are assessed (at Masters level).
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Important:
You will need to download and complete the form below. Once this is completed, please upload it onto your CPD Portal. This form will be used to inform the Module Leader of your suitability for the module. Your application will not be processed until this form has been received.
Clinical Placement Form (DOCX)
If the course you are applying for is fully online or blended learning, please note that you are expected to provide your own headsets/microphones.