10/24/2026
🚑🩺 Advancing Prehospital Care Through Innovation
Virginia Beach EMS is making waves in the world of Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS).
This weekend, four members of Virginia Beach EMS, sponsored by Tidewater EMS Council, are attending the 10th World Conference on Ultrasound in Medical Education, connecting with leaders, educators and innovators who are advancing the use of ultrasound in medicine.
At VBEMS, we believe exceptional patient care starts with innovation, education and a commitment to Clinical Excellence.
🔹 Advancing Education – Expanding our knowledge and strengthening ultrasound skills through continued professional development.
🔹 Driving Innovation – Exploring emerging technology, best practices and new applications of POCUS in prehospital emergency medicine.
🔹 Elevating Patient Care – Using real-time ultrasound findings to enhance patient assessments, support clinical decision-making and guide treatment pathways.
🔹 Strengthening Our Program – Bringing home fresh perspectives, research and practical strategies to further develop our POCUS program.
🔹 Leading the Way – Demonstrating how progressive EMS systems can integrate advanced diagnostic capabilities into the prehospital environment.
POCUS is another tool that empowers our providers to make informed clinical decisions when every second counts. 🚑💙
Left to right: Capt. Michelle Stephenson-White, EMS Medical Director Dr. Stewart Martin, Battalion Chief Elizabeth Beatty, Capt. Matt Armey