BMUS Travelling Ambassadors

BMUS Travelling Ambassadors

Apply for Specialist Support in Gynaecology – with the BMUS Travelling Ambassador 2025

Below are some suggested options for support that our Travelling Ambassador can provide during their visit (though other requirements could be met):

  • Specialist 1-2-1 support with clinical lists – Focused guidance on complex gynaecological ultrasound, including deep infiltrating endometriosis, oncology, and infertility scans.
  • Support and guidance with clinical pathways – Assistance in refining diagnostic pathways, ensuring efficiency in referrals, and optimising patient management.
  • Support with guidance and SOPs – Development or enhancement of standard operating procedures (SOPs) for gynaecological ultrasound services, including best practices for advanced scanning techniques.
  • Tailored support sessions for small groups – Hands-on practical training or case-based discussions on gynaecological ultrasound, adapted to departmental needs.
  • Specialist advice for competency-based assessments – Guidance on competency sign-off for gynaecological ultrasound practitioners, supporting training and career progression.

The BMUS Travelling Ambassador for Gynaecology is available to promote best practice and training in specialist gynaecological ultrasound topics to centres that might not otherwise have access to such opportunities.

How to Apply:

You will need to include the following details:

  • A contact name
  • A contact phone number
  • A contact email address
  • Name of workplace
  • 400 words (maximum) on why the BMUS Travelling Ambassadors should visit your centre
  • 400 words (maximum) on the support and guidance your department requires from the Travelling Ambassadors
  • Which area of support you require - Gynaecology : (see prior)
  • Evidence of departmental manager support

You can download the form HERE and email it to Emma Tucker, BMUS Operations & Development Manager, at Emma@bmus.org.

Who is the 2025 Travelling Ambassador?

Gynaecology Specialist:

Mrs Rebecca Slough is a highly motivated Clinical Specialist Sonographer with expertise in complex gynaecological ultrasound, particularly deep infiltrating endometriosis and 3D applications. Rebecca's research focused on advances in endometriosis scanning, leading her to implement a dedicated scanning service with an advanced reporting template. She plays a key role in training and leadership at Cambridge University Hospitals, overseeing best practices, MDT meetings, and resource management. Additionally, Rebecca contributes to national ultrasound education, serving on an advisory committee for an advanced gynaecology course at King’s College London and delivering presentations for BMUS, City University, and Canon. Rebecca's clinical experience spans gynaecology, multi-visceral transplant, hepato-biliary disease, small bowel scanning, obstetrics, vascular ultrasound, and soft tissue assessment, with proficiency in Doppler imaging. She has also published and presented research at UKRC and BMUS conferences, demonstrating her commitment to advancing ultrasound practice.

Mrs Rebecca Slough, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

BSc (Hons) Diagnostic Radiographer, MSc Medical Ultrasound