Ultrasound Physics Registry Review
The perfect review course for the SPI and other specialty exams.
Webinar Registration Includes:
- Registry review course workbook
- One seat at the live webinar
- 6 weeks of X-ZONE, with hundreds of practice questions
- 12 CME credits
Learn more on our FAQ page.
The most effective and popular method of physics review
ESP’s physics program is designed for ultrasound professionals with little or no formal physics background and is the most effective and popular method of physics review. This program is finely tuned based on the tens of thousands of students who have attended this course in prior years. It provides you with the most current and up-to-date information, ensuring our commitment to precision in your registry preparation.
This course is well-organized into an optimized twelve-hour program. By perfecting each ultrasound physics concept into a format that is easier to understand, our students pass the ARDMS and CCI certification exams!
Since the CCI exams include physics and the specialty, please plan to take a specialty course. For example, CCI noninvasive echo and vascular students should attend the Adult Echocardiography or Vascular Technology specialty course.
Fulfills ARDMS SPI Examination Requirements
By attending and receiving all 12 CME credit hours, you will satisfy the prerequisites to apply for the ARDMS Sonographic Principles and Instrumentation (SPI) exam.
Keep your studying simple with X-ZONE.
Signing up for any registry review course automatically gives you 6 weeks of X-ZONE access. The ultrasound physics X-ZONE has over 700 practice test questions to prepare you for your ultrasound boards.
If you’re looking for more on-the-go tools, the digital quiz cards are a great option to add to your registration. You’ll get 15% off the cost of the quiz cards and can start studying right away!
Richard “Richie” Palma is a distinguished educator in physics and cardiac ultrasound. He is passionate about ultrasound and brings his enthusiasm to each of his lectures. He is the director and clinical coordinator of the Duke Cardiac Ultrasound Certificate Program. Previously, he was the Associate Clinical Professor of medicine at the University of Connecticut and the director of the Hoffman Heart Institute School of Cardiovascular Technology. He has worked in the profession since 1990. He was the first in the country to become a fellow of the American Society of Echocardiography and was inducted as a fellow in the SDMS in 2016. He was among the first to earn the credential of Advanced Cardiac Sonographer (ACS).He is the only man to have received the Distinguished Educator Award from both the SDMS (2011) and the American Society of Echocardiography (2023). Richie is a co-author of numerous papers and cardiac materials. He has served on the board of directors for the ASE and currently for the SDMS and CAAHEP. He lectures extensively both nationally and internationally on adult echocardiography and contrast.
