Regional Anesthesia

  • Prerequisite for Advanced Regional Anesthesia: Student must be proficient in basic ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia.

    Designed for students already familiar with the use of ultrasound and regional nerve blocks, the Advanced Regional Anesthesia course builds on nerve block skills and adds six additional blocks to your regional anesthesia training along with the addition of catheter placement and management.

    Once students feel confident in their proficiency of the material, they will test their knowledge with instructors.  Upon successful completion of course requirements, each student earns a Certificate of Proficiency.

    Blocks Taught
    • Erector Spinae
    • Paravertebral
    • PECs 1 and 2
    • Quadratus Lumborum
    • Suprascapular
    • TAP
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  • Blocks Taught
    • Erector Spinae
    • Paravertebral
    • PECs 1 and 2
    • Quadratus Lumborum
    • Suprascapular
    • TAP
    Additional Course Content
    • Catheter Placement and Management
  • Maverick Medical Education offers the only nerve block CE course with high-fidelity pulsatile cadaver training, allowing students to actually perform all blocks taught. Students must complete the online pre-learning modules before attending the proficiency lab. Blocks Taught
    • Interscalene
    • Supraclavicular
    • Axillary
    • Adductor Canal
    • PENG/LFCN
    • Femoral
    • Popliteal Sciatic
    • Popliteal Plexus
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  • Earn 14 Class A AANA Continue Education hours This online USGRA program (Essential Techniques), includes instruction for the following nerve blocks:
    • Axillary
    • Adductor Canal
    • Fascia Iliaca
    • Femoral
    • Popliteal Plexus
    • Popliteal Sciatic
    • Supraclavicular/Interscalene
    • It also includes modules on the physics of ultrasound and the implementation of a Postoperative Pain service
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