ULTRASOUND TUTOR IN BRISBANE

Hello! My name is Roxanna but people call me Rox.

Ultrasound did not come easily to me. In fact, when patients say to me, “I don’t know how you know what you’re looking at.” My answer is generally a joking, “Years of tears”. This makes them chuckle; however, the struggle of learning ultrasound is real. A lack of exposure, time constraints, anxiety and lack of attention from mentors result in a high stress environment which many go through, including myself.

From my struggles, I found that in my fifth year I had so much to give and a knack for explaining concepts in an easy-to-understand manner. When training students became the majority of my work week, I further discovered that I loved passing along the knowledge and experience I had gained from so many mentors along the way. The tangible results of seeing someone improve and gain confidence before my very eyes was the reward I truly desired. The pride I felt when the students I taught graduated, indescribable.

My favourite part of teaching is helping people learn new scans and that is where the idea for Ultrasound Tutoring Hub came about. I learn best when someone is teaching me one-on-one without the pressure of time or judgement from others, so that is what I want to offer you. A private and safe space without pressure, whether to start at your level or refine your skills. Instead of long courses and overwhelming theory, I offer focused, practical training, because you can watch a video or read a book, but ultrasound is like driving a car, you can only get good by actually doing it.

I am a home-based startup so expect a casual, relaxed, non-clinical but professional environment. My ultrasound machine is the well-loved Philips IU-22. Whether you are a student, professional or anatomy enthusiast, I will be by your side coaching you every step of the way. A pre-screened ultrasound model and all clinical consumables are supplied. I provide a supportive environment where questions are encouraged and learning feels achievable.

I look forward to being part of your ultrasound journey.
Rox Turner,
private ultrasound tutor in Brisbane.

MMedUltrasound, GradDipMedSon, BMedSon, GradCertTertEd

Hello! My name is Roxanna but people call me Rox.

Ultrasound did not come easily to me. In fact, when patients say to me, “I don’t know how you know what you’re looking at.” My answer is generally a joking, “Years of tears”. This makes them chuckle; however, the struggle of learning ultrasound is real.^1,2 A lack of exposure, time constraints, anxiety and lack of attention from mentors result in a high stress environment which many go through, including myself.

The idea for the unusual concept of ‘anatomical experiences for everyone’ was born from the utter fascination of ultrasound that patients have shown me over the years. While ultrasound has been adopted by medical students in the Doctor of Medicine curriculums for educational purposes,^3,4,5 there has been no widespread use of sonography as an educational tool for the amazing human body. I ask the question “why?” and offer a solution. These anatomical experiences make the most unique gifts that will not only educate, entertain but give an incredible real-time insight into the otherwise unseen.

I look forward to being part of your ultrasound journey.
Rox Turner,
private ultrasound tutor in Brisbane.

MMedUltrasound, GradDipMedSon, BMedSon, GradCertTertEd

References
1. Boucaut, P., Tunny, R., McMahon, K., Osborne, B., Lamb, K., Wardle, J., . . . Edwards, C. (2026). Navigating sonographer work-integrated learning: A thematic analysis of workforce pressures, training barriers and student wellbeing. Radiography, 32(2), 103290. doi.org/10.1016/j.radi.2025.103290
2. Boucaut, P., Tunny, R., McMahon, K., Osborne, B., Lamb, K., Wardle, J., . . . Edwards, C. (2025). Work integrated learning in sonography: Barriers, enablers, and comparative perspectives. Radiography, 31(6), 103177. doi.org/10.1016/j.radi.2025.103177
3. Alexander, S. M., Pogson, K. B., Friedman, V. E., Corley, J. L., Hipolito Canario, D. A., & Johnson, C. S. (2021). Ultrasound as a learning tool in bachelor-level anatomy education. Medical Science Educator, 31(1), 193-196. doi:10.1007/s40670-020-01170-1
4. Brunel, M., Schäfer, V. S., & Recker, F. (2025). Bringing anatomy to life: The role of clinical ultrasound in undergraduate medical education – A systematic review. The Ultrasound Journal, 17(1), 1-12. doi:10.1186/s13089-025-00443-3
5. Kefala-Karli, P., Sassis, L., Sassi, M., & Zervides, C. (2021). Introduction of ultrasound-based living anatomy into the medical curriculum: A survey on medical students’ perceptions. The Ultrasound Journal, 13(1), 1-7. doi:10.1186/s13089-021-00247-1

Clinical Educator testimonials

“I just wanted to thank you for all your support through this process. Your time and tips have been incredibly valuable to me! I’ve learnt so much being by your side. I hope you can continue to bless other students with your knowledge! Thank you for your patience, passion and persistence in helping us grow! You’ve been so amazing!”

Alina Buza

Sonographer

“I genuinely really appreciated the training time we had together. You were very helpful to me when I was right at the start of my training because of how calm and patient you were with me. You came up with some really clever little ways to remember things which I still think about. I always walked away from our days together feeling confident and motivated to work harder.”

Lydia D’llario

Sonographer

“I just wanted to say a very big THANK YOU! You have given me so much kindness, patience and support and have taught me so much during this placement. I am so very grateful. I will take your teachings with me. Thank you again.”

Angela Harrison

Sonographer

“I had the privilege of having Rox as my tutor during my final year of placement. She explains things in a clear practical way and you can really tell she has a passion for teaching. My confidence and scanning skills improved so much with her help!”

Peter Nguyen

Sonographer

“I was fortunate enough to spend time with Rox as a student. She created a calm, positive work environment where I gained countless valuable tips and practical techniques which I still use to this day. Thank you so much for all your help along the way, it was truly invaluable and muchly appreciated!”

Khoi Pham

Sonographer

“I had the pleasure of having training with Rox well into my career. She has advanced knowledge of MSK ultrasound and has a Master’s touch for imparting that knowledge. I would highly recommend her.”

Kristian Smith

Sonographer