Welcome to the Emerging Presenters Showcase!
The ASA is excited to recognise and support the next generation of talented sonographers. Designed to shine the spotlight on students and early-career sonographers (qualified for five years or less) in Australia and New Zealand, this is the perfect opportunity to make an impact and boost your sonography career!
THE SUBMISSION PROCESS
01.
REGISTER
Ensure you express your interest in presenting a 5-10 minute presentation at the Showcase. You do not have to have your presentation ready to express interest.
02.
PRESENTATION DETAILS
Once you have finalised your presentation details enter them into your Presentation Portal. Access to this is via your Confirmation of Registration email.
If you are unable to access the portal, please contact:
03.
RECORD
Using your preferred recording method (Zoom, PowerPoint, etc), record yourself presenting and save the video as an MP4. The bonus of pre-recording is that you can record as many times as you like until you are happy with it.
Once finalised, ensure you save your presentation in the following naming format:
FirstName_Surname_Stream_PresentationTitle
eg. jane_doe_cardiac_aorticstenosis
04.
TRANSFER
To share your recording, please head to WeTransfer and enter the following details:
Title: ASA25 EPS Submission
Message: your full name and presentation title
If your file is larger than 2GB, compress the videos and resave. If you continue to experience issues, please email ASA for further instructions.
The ASA will email a confirmation of receipt of your presentation.
Presentation recordings due Monday June 9th.
05.
ENJOY THE SHOWCASE
Once we have received all submissions, we will compile all presentations to view in the Showcase. Prior to the Showcase opening, we will send you access to preview the program and announce prize winners.
PRESENTATION IDEAS
Stuck for ideas for your 5-10 minute video presentation?
Talk to your colleagues, peers or university lecturers for ideas
CASE STUDIES
Present on an interesting case you came across, it may be an obscure pathology, a nice demonstration of classic pathology or something you didn't know but now you do.
LEARNING POINT
Present on something you have learnt that may be of interest to others. It may be a tip or trick you were taught, an innovative idea, or a way you handled a challenging situation
RESEARCH
Whether you have done an in-house audit or official research through a university, present on some of your key findings or what led you to undertake this research.
PROJECT
Throughout the year, you’ve likely worked on a variety of projects. Put your thinking caps on and think outside the box - one of these might be perfect for turning into a presentation.