Daniel P. Bourque

Bio

Daniel Bourque, MS, RCS, FASE, is the program director for the Orlando Health School of Cardiac Ultraound. Mr. Bourque’s duties also include technical director and quality improvement coordinator for the echo lab at ORMC, providing hands-on and didactic training to cardiology fellows and advanced paracticing providers.  Daniel's responsibilities also include bi-monthly teleconferences, protocol and training development, and back scanning for complex pathology.  Mr. Bourque serves as an adjunct instructor at the Gulf Coast School of Ultrasound and has been an invited speaker to ultrasound society meetings on a national basis.  Mr. Bourque’s areas of interest include teaching and training, structural heart assessments, and the utilization of 3D technology.

Mr. Bourque extensively volunteers for the American Society of Echocardiography on their sonographer’s council, CME and FASE committees, and is currently serving on the council as a member at large.

Mr. Bourque earned his BS in education and his MS in exercise physiology from Southern Connecticut State University.  He completed his echocardiography training at the Hoffman Heart Institute School for Cardiac Ultrasound in Hartford, Connecticut.

Certificates

• ACS, RCS, FASE

Job History

Primary Job Setting

• Hospital (not academic)

Education