Anesthesiology

Bradley Quarles, CRNA

CRNA

Bradley Quarles, is a graduate from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine, and works for Salem Anesthesia in Greensboro, NC. For more than 30 years, Salem Anesthesia has provided uninterrupted anesthesia services as a CRNA-owned practice, the longest of its kind in NC. Bradley is a leader within Salem Anesthesia, providing a plethora of ultrasound guided peripheral nerve blocks daily, formulating and implementing a multimodal anesthesia protocol, reducing patient's narcotic use postoperatively and much more. Bradley was awarded the Order of the Silver Crescent by Governor Henry McMaster, which is the highest civilian honor in the state of South Carolina for his work with suicide prevention. 

Anesthesiology
CRNA
Pain Mgmt (Anesthesia)
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Quarles
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TEU at the Point of Care

 

Our Sonosite TEU Community is an exclusive program for point of care clinicians bringing Transesophageal Ultrasound (TEU) to the bedside. As part of this community, you have access to on-going educational resources, clinical evidence and peer-to-peer connections that will help expand your use of TEU at the point of care. In this section you have access to the following:

  • Resuscitative TEE - Transesophageal Ultrasound (TEU) Course
  • TEU Quick Guide
  • Cardiac Quick Guide
  • TEU Webinar series
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Recorded Webinars
Webinar: USGPIVC in Difficult Venous Access
Recorded Webinars
Webinar: USGPIVC in Difficult Venous Access
Date: Tuesday, December 14, 2021 – 14:00 PST

There is a need to help clinicians reduce device-related peripheral IV catheter insertion failures and improve success rates. This webinar will provide an overview regarding the use of ultrasound-guidance for patients with difficult venous access. Join Timothy Spencer, RN, for a detailed review of current clinical evidence, recommendations, and strategies regarding the use of ultrasound-guided peripheral IV catheter insertions.
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