About Us

Gulfcoast Ultrasound Institute (GCUS) stands at the forefront of diagnostic ultrasound education, offering a comprehensive suite of live and online training that has empowered more than 200,000 physicians, sonographers and other medical professionals worldwide since its inception in 1985. Accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), GCUS provides AMA PRA Category 1‑credit courses that blend cutting‑edge technology, expert faculty and hands‑on practice to ensure each learner attains the highest level of proficiency. From abdominal and cardiac imaging to emergency, musculoskeletal and women’s health, our curriculum is tailored to every specialty and skill level. With a 3:1 participant‑to‑instructor ratio and state‑of‑the‑art facilities in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida, our programs deliver unparalleled real‑world experience that translates directly into improved patient care and institutional performance. Our alumni consistently achieve exam pass rates exceeding 98 % in registry programs and report a 99 % satisfaction rating across all courses. GCUS is also a pioneer in blended learning, combining rigorous online instruction with live scan‑only workshops that allow learners to consolidate theory and practice within a single curriculum. Whether you are a seasoned specialist looking to maintain certification or a trainee seeking a solid foundation, GCUS’s flexible, learner‑centered approach ensures you gain confidence, competence and proven results that elevate your clinical practice.
Beyond traditional courses, GCUS offers customized private workshops for teams, virtual conferences, and a library of over 400 self‑paced products that cover everything from vascular imaging to pediatric sonography. Our faculty—world‑renowned experts and authors of leading textbooks—bring real‑world insights and the latest evidence into every lesson. The Institute also partners with healthcare organizations to deliver on‑site education that is cost‑effective, convenient and aligned with institutional protocols, helping hospitals reduce credentialing time and improve patient outcomes.