Echocardiography Society of Australia and New Zealand

Independent. Collegial. Educational.
Advancing cardiac ultrasound through education, collaboration, and standards.

ESANZ is a member-led professional society uniting echocardiographers, physicians, and sonographers across Australia and New Zealand.

We connect a broad community of sonographers and clinicians who utilise cardiac ultrasound in the echo lab, the intensive care, the operating room, the emergency room and point-of-care. 

Our mission is to elevate clinical standards and expand access to high-quality echocardiography in our region - spanning practical education and standards, advocacy and community.

Membership Benefits

  • Learn anytime, anywhere: Access a members-only library of bite-sized videos, practical protocols, and real-life cases at your fingertips.
  • Live & exclusive: Webinars with experts plus member-only discounts on future events.
  • Raise your profile: Build your profile, boost your visibility, and grow your network through our opt-in member directory.
  • Ready-to-use resources: Practical templates and tools designed to save you time.
  • Stay current, stay sharp: Instant access to the latest research and publications via DOI and Google Scholar — spend less time searching and more time learning.
  • Connect with your community: Connect through mentoring, collaboration, and collegial support with peers who share your professional interests.

Echo Latest News

ESANZ Joins the American Society of Echocardiography as an International Alliance Partner
We are delighted to announce that the Echocardiography Society of Australia and New Zealand (ESANZ) has been formally welcomed as an International Alliance Partner of the American Society of Echoca...
APSC 2026 Consensus on TEER for Tricuspid and Mitral Regurgitation
 Asia Pacific Society of Cardiology publishes their new Consensus on TEER for Tricuspid and Mitral RegurgitationThe 2026 Asian Pacific Society of Cardiology (APSC) consensus statement provides...
ESANZ History Series: The Sievers Classification 2007
The Sievers Classification That Still Shapes How We Think About the Bicuspid Aortic ValvePrior to 2007, the description of bicuspid aortic valve (BAV) morphology varied considerably across surgical...

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