Hello OSUCOM! We hope your school year is going well. We are excited to tell you about our plans for USIG in September!
Mark your calendars with these events so you can learn how to get more involved in Ultrasound at OSUCOM!:
Thursday, September 7th, 4:30-5:30pm, Meiling Hall - USIG Station @ The OSUCOM Student Organization Fair
Tuesday, September 19th, 6-8pm, DHLRI 170 - USIG General Student Body First Meeting
Be there or be square.
Scanning and competitions and prizes... OH MY!
We are happy to announce our 4th Annual UltraFest, a FREE Ultrasound Symposium hosted by USIG, is coming up on October 8th here on the campus of THE Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center.
We are expecting more than 200 medical, undergraduate and high school students from across the Buckeye State and beyond. You will gain hands-on point-of-care ultrasound experience using the most cutting edge ultrasound equipment.
As part of the experience, you will receive:
FREE breakfast and lunch
FREE t-shirt (if you submit a design for the t-shirt here by Friday, September 8th!)
The opportunity to earn bragging rights by winning the ultrasound competition
Last but not least, the ability to help YOUR patients by answering questions only point-of-care ultrasound can answer
Questions?:
Upcoming Scans
Tuesday, September 5th, 5-7:30 pm, 6th floor Prior - US Physics and Knobology
Tuesday, October 10th, 5-7:30 pm, 6th floor Prior - US Physics and Knobology
Questions? Contact Jess Wolf (jessica.wolf@osumc.edu) or Kyle McAtee (kyle.mcatee@osumc.edu)
Upcoming Scans
Tuesday, September 5th and Tuesday October 10th 5:30-7:30 pm, 6th floor Prior - Physics/Aorta Scan
Questions? Contact Anthony Vargas (anthony.vargas@osumc.edu) or Martina DIaz-Bobillo (martina.diazbobillo@osumc.edu)
Upcoming Sessions
Tuesday, September 5th, 5:30-7:30pm, 6th floor Prior - AUS Scanning Pulsed Wave Doppler
Tuesday, September 12th, 5-6pm, 6th floor Prior - AUS Path Lecture*
Information about scan to precede session via email
Questions? Contact Amber, amber.gombash@osumc.edu
*Medical Students of all training levels are welcome to attend AUS Path Lectures
September Honors Ultrasound Events
Thursday, September 7th, 5-7pm, 6th floor Prior - HUS Scanning Session
Wednesday, September 13th, 5-7pm, 6th floor Prior - HUS Journal Club
Wednesday, September 27th, 5-7pm, B050 James Cancer Hospital - HUS Didactics OBGYN and Pathology Review
Questions? Contact Dr. Bahner david.bahner@osumc.edu
Upcoming Scans
Tuesday, September 5th, 5-7:30 pm, 6th floor Prior - BUS/IUS/AUS Scans
Thursday, September 14th, 1:30-4:30 pm, 6th floor Prior - LSI Renal US Scanning
Thursday, September 21st, 9-12 pm, 6th floor Prior - EM Faculty US Training
Friday, September 22nd, 9-11 am, 6th floor Prior - AMHBC Workshop
Sign up HERE!
Questions? Contact Kyle and Jess at tsup@osuultrasound.com
We have several proctoring opportunities coming up, and we are always in need of proctors. So please consider signing up for one of the following events.
September Opportunities to Proctor
Tuesday, September 5th, 5:30-7:30 pm - Physics and Knobology/Aorta and Veins
Tuesday, September 12th, 1:30-4:30 pm - Renal Ultrasound
Thursday, September 14th, 1:30-4:30 pm - Renal Ultrasound
If you haven't already signed up to be a proctor, fill out this survey in order to get on the email list!
If you have signed up to be a proctor, then sign up for sessions HERE!
If you have questions, contact Max Scoville - nicholas.scoville@osumc.edu
Through USRIG we hope to enhance the efforts of research in ultrasound at the medical student level. Stay tuned for more opportunities to get involved!
HUS Journal Club (USRIG welcome as well!)
Wednesday, September 13th, 5-7pm, 6th floor Prior
Intro Meeting
Planning for week of September 18th... stay tuned for more details
First USRIG lecture
Planning for week of September 25th... stay tuned for more details
Questions? Contact USRIG President Rohit Menon
If you have any questions, concerns, or ideas for USIG, you can submit feedback anonymously.
Upcoming Events
Games, competitions, social events, extra scanning sessions - we'll keep you updated as we confirm dates and activities!
LSI Renal Ultrasound Sessions: M2s only
Attend the didactic session alongside your block leaders to help you master the anatomy and related pathology directly tied to your renal block objectives
Questions or comments? Contact Michael!
CASE OF THE MONTH
What's wrong with this picture?
Where is this probe, y'all?
Check out each structure,
Can you name them all?
Hint- stomach is in view, X marks the spot!
Get to know your Executive Board!
Question of the Month:
What is your favorite Ultrasound Scan?
Student Leaders
President - Antoinette Pusateri, M4
Hepatobiliary, because a) the liver is the coolest organ in the body and b) who does not love Mickey Mouse? #PortalTriad #MickeyMouseSign
Vice President - Charles McCombs, M3
I love MSK scans, it takes me back to my undergrad in exercise physiology!
Secretary - Yalan Vu, M2
My gallbladder has an anatomical variant, so the gallbladder scan, because it makes me feel special. #IamASnowflake
Treasurer - Toacca Taylor, M2
Carotid/Internal Jugular Vein Ultrasound
Education Coordinator - Max Scoville, M4
Ocular Ultrasound
Senior Communities of Practice Coordinator - Michael Howell, M3
Eye scan #ProteinaceousFluidInTheEye
Junior Communities of Practice Coordinator - Sean McDermott, M2
OB because you get to see a baby!
BUS/TSUP Coordinators - Kyle McAtee, M2
Cardiac scan. I <3 the <3.
Jess Wolf, M2
Nerve block and ocular #ILoveNeuro
IUS Coordinators - Martina Diaz, M2
Ocular!
Anthony Vargas, M2
My favorite scan has to be the abdominal Aorta scan. Whenever I get to see the seagull, it always reminds me of the beach!
AUS Coordinator - Amber Gombash, M3
FAST :)
Industry Relations Coordinator - Nayan Shah, M2
MSK Shoulder
Webmaster - Jimmy Moley, M2
Cardiac scan
USRIG President - Rohit Menon, M2
My favorite scans are the subxiphoid, left and right upper quadrants, and pelvic scans because i like to scan FAST. #PunIntended
USRIG Vice President - Lauren Mamer, M4
Pleural sliding - I'm always happy to see those shimmering lights!
Faculty Advisors:
David Bahner, MD, RDMS
Thoracic scan - FATE 4 view with curtain, mirror and spine stopping at diaphragm
Creagh Boulger, MD, RDMS
A compliant scan entered into Q path correctly and signed in a timely fashion, and of course, the bunk bed view of twins