Sonographer ultrasound technician

·         Duties and responsibilities: they should be prepare for Prepare patients for procedures by taking a patient’s history and answering any questions about the procedure

·         Prepare and maintain diagnostic imaging equipment

·         Operate equipment to obtain diagnostic images or conduct tests

·         Analyze the images or test results to check for quality and adequate coverage of the areas needed for diagnoses

·         Recognize the difference between normal and abnormal images and other diagnostic information

·         Analyze diagnostic information to provide a summary of findings for physicians

·         Record findings and keep track of patients’ records

Salary: $44,990-91,070

Education:

Colleges and universities offer both associate’s and bachelor’s degree programs in sonography and in cardiovascular and vascular technology. One-year certificate programs also are available from colleges or in hospitals, although these are usually useful only to those who are already employed in related healthcare jobs, such as a radiation therapist. Employers typically prefer candidates with degrees or certificates from accredited institutes or hospital programs. Most programs also include a clinical component in which students earn credit while working under a more experienced technologist in a hospital, physician’s office, or imaging laboratory.

Reflection; I would like to be a Sonographer ultrasound technician because, I like how parents act when they see their babies,  and also when they get to happy.