Care Fertility and Birmingham City University Launch Advanced Fertility Ultrasound Module – Care Fertility
Care Fertility shared a post on LinkedIn։
“Advance your expertise in fertility ultrasound with our Level 7 Module in Holistic Scanning in Assisted Reproduction.
We’re proud to partner with Birmingham City University to offer a pioneering educational opportunity for fertility professionals.
Through this unique partnership, Care Fertility and Birmingham City University are delivering a specialised Level 7 module in female reproductive ultrasound, helping to develop the next generation of fertility professionals.
Designed for nurses, midwives and doctors working in reproductive medicine, the module equips participants with the knowledge and skills to undertake fertility screening, treatment monitoring and early pregnancy scans.
Why study this module?
Aligned with professional frameworks, including the RCN Fertility Nurse Competency Framework
Learn from internationally recognised experts in reproductive ultrasound
Study online and asynchronously from anywhere in the world
Gain advanced knowledge across fertility ultrasound, reproductive anatomy and physiology, early pregnancy, male infertility, PCOS, pharmacology and ultrasound safety
At Care Fertility, we’re committed to supporting the development of healthcare professionals and advancing standards of care in assisted reproduction. This collaboration reflects our ongoing investment in education, innovation and patient outcomes.
Applications for the September 2026 cohort are now open.
Find out more and apply via the Birmingham City University application portal.”
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