This course will provide an in-depth exploration of vascular and salivary gland ultrasound in rheumatology, with a focus on both practical application and emerging approaches. Participants will examine the role of ultrasound in the assessment of patients with suspected large vessel vasculitis, learn the temporal artery ultrasound protocol used to diagnose Giant Cell Arteritis, and develop proficiency in large vessel scanning techniques, including evaluation of the halo sign and additional small and large arteries involved in Takayasu’s arteritis. Faculty will review current vascular scoring systems in systemic vasculitis and discuss how to code and bill for vascular ultrasound studies, as well as how to implement an effective vascular ultrasound workflow in clinical practice. The course will also cover the use of salivary gland ultrasound in the diagnosis of Sjögren’s disease, along with other salivary gland pathologies such as IgG4-related disease and neoplasms, emphasizing recognition of abnormal findings. Through case-based discussions in both vascular and salivary ultrasound, attendees will refine their approach to image interpretation and gain exposure to new and evolving applications of vascular ultrasound in rheumatology.