This clinical bite is part of the 'Cardiac Obstructive LVOT' series and is presented by Amy Secomb. This bite discusses how to optimise the LVOT Doppler signal and how to then accurately measure the obstructive Doppler signals.
This short video runs for approximately 10 minutes and you must view the entirety to achieve 0.2 CPD credits.
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Amy Secomb is the Owner and Director of Cardiac Skills Australia, delivering highly specialised Focussed Cardiac Ultrasound workshops and advanced cardiac training programs for medical practitioners across Australia and New Zealand.
With over 20 years experience in the healthcare industry, including 17 years as a senior echocardiographer at The Prince Charles Hospital, Amy has extensive expertise in performing complex echocardiograms, Indigenous cardiac outreach programs across rural Queensland, and educating doctors, clinicians, and students at all levels.
Amy is recognised for her ability to translate complex echo concepts into practical, clinically relevant, bedside-ready skills. Her training is grounded in real-world experience, equipping clinicians with the confidence and competence to make timely, informed decisions that directly improve patient outcomes.
Driven by a commitment to excellence in education and patient care, Amy brings a depth of knowledge, technical precision, and a passion for empowering clinicians through high-quality cardiac imaging and hands-on learning experiences.

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