| Who We Are |
Advanced Health Education Center (AHEC) is the premier provider of imaging education for the disciplines of General Ultrasound, Echocardiography, Vascular Ultrasound, Mammography, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Bone Density, Digital X-ray, Vascular Interventional, and Quality Management for Imaging. Located near the Texas Gulf Coast, ultrasound skills are an AHEC specialty. Uniquely focused on providing clients with coursework that cross-trains to a new modality or sharpens existing skills, AHEC is on the cutting edge of imaging technology.
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| Incomparable Talent |
The instructional staff is simply the best in the business. They are the nation's leaders and educators with current, clinically-relevant experience and a wealth of information to share. You will find their eagerness to share their experience and knowledge is unmatched and they will answer your follow-up questions.
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| Focused on You |
Our course content is aimed at the future - your future. In addition to imaging skills coursework, there is a complete line of continuing education seminars that will connect you with the latest information. Seminars are available throughout the year in different cities making it convenient to update existing skills. Partnership classes sponsored in health care facilities can make the education available in smaller geographic venues with the choice of subject content catering to the local audience.
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| Registry Reviews |
Registry review classes in CT, MRI, Mammo, QM, Bone Density, Vascular Interventional and the entry-level ARRT have a quick investment payback. We can assist you in achieving success on your advanced-level examination and prepare you for upward mobility. We can also assist your facility with positive accreditation results. You can trust our organization to deliver the results you are seeking.
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| AHEC Accreditation |
| AHEC is accredited to provide AMA PRA Category 1 credit for physicians and is approved to provide courses to radiologic professionals through the ASRT, SDMS, AHRA and multiple states requiring special approval. Additional approvals through ACEP, AAFP, and ACOG give another level of approval for physicians who require special recognition. |
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| Ultrasound Training |
AHEC has designed and presented specialty ultrasound training in a variety of different fields. A mainstay in our curriculum is Emergency Department Ultrasound, Stat Care Ultrasound for Critical Care Physicians, and Specialty Procedures in Ultrasound. New this year is the Limited OB Ultrasound course. Musculoskeletal Ultrasound is a popular course and a new course in sports medicine ultrasound will be coming soon. Also new this year is a course called Venous Reflux Testing developed upon request from clients. Two interpretation courses, Vascular Interpretation Ultrasound and Echocardiography: Making Sense of the Data, are designed for physicians who must meet CME requirements. Getting Started in Vascular Ultrasound is always a favorite and Breast Ultrasound, Gynecological Ultrasound, Carotid Duplex/Color Flow, General Practice Ultrasound for Physicians, along with OB/GYN Ultrasound and Abdominal Ultrasound complete this year's top training courses.
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| Need Assistance? Consult Us! |
Faculty is available for private consulting, tutorials, and instruction. Our experts can provide a range of services including image assessment, quality control and quality assurance, accreditation, education, hands-on training, and project management. If you can not wait for a class on our regular schedule, we can arrange for private tutorials. We also provide classes on-site for physicians' groups and radiology departments. We still make "House Calls".
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| Credits Without the Classroom -- Home Studies |
| If you do not have time to attend a class, then check out our home studies. Look at our frequent specials, too. We also have online courses if that is your preference. We have some of the most popular home studies available and the selection is extensive. You do not have to do home studies from books or those designed for other allied health fields and written by folks who are not radiology professionals. Check them out. You will find some fresh ideas. |
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