3 Reasons Why I Love Ultrasound 💙 #sonographer

#shorts #sonography #ultrasoundcareer
Three reasons why I love ultrasound!

1. It keeps my brain & body active.

2. It's a very independent career.

3. No two days are the same.

Comment below why YOU love ultrasound!

[samanthadowling]

this is exactly why i want to go into ultrasound

[PathPassing]

I love ultrasound because I have the potential to learn something new everyday! I also love that I can see what others can't and many times, i'm the expert in the room.

[thaist]

Hey, I just want to thank you because i kinda fell in an academic slump during my first trimester of sono school, and your videos have helped me to get back on track and subsequently find / remind me of my interest for this field 💖.

[dianarodriguez-qvph]

I can’t wait ❤ I’m currently a student for this 🎉

[Ghostbabyyy_]

I just changed my major from nursing to sonography! I am so excited and this video makes me even more excited about it!!!

[oltagjata]

Hello!I am 20 and I have a 2 months old girl.After 1 year I hope I attend this degree.Wish me luck☺️

[Its_asiaaa]

Hey, any advice on TEAS exam? Study tips. Best products to use to study and whatever else you can provide?

[hyeni]

By independent, do you mean generally working alone and apart from other coworkers?

[mariseli]

Hi, I love your videos! Do you know if there’s temping jobs for sonography?

[SelinaVu]

Hi, can you make a video for someone who already have a masters degree and work in non health related fields to enter this field of work? Thanks so much!

[flyEAGLESfly]

Hello I thinking of going to school for sonography. Any recommendations? What path did you take? Thank you

[BriaCox]

I’m 28 am I too old to begin this career?

[englishfarsigirl]

thanks i needed that, can we study it in 2 years ? i haven't got any bachelors degree yet i'm now 19 what do u suggest me

[sn]

Did u tell the baby gender in ultrasound? Usually why wrong gender things happens? Kindly reply

[sigrholambda]

how often do sonographers have to run ivs?

[lauren]

I have the option entering 2 different sonography programs. One requires getting my bachelors in medical imaging for CT, MRI, and X-Ray before enrolling in a one year ultrasound program, which would take 3 years to complete in total. The other would allow me to go straight into ultrasound in a two year program. However, I would end up with only an associates degree. I really have no interest in the other specialties and have heard the pay difference of an associates and bachelors is not significant in the ultrasound field. In your opinion, is this true?

I still have a year of prerequisites to complete and am trying to decide which program to enter. I also want to move out of state after graduation and was wondering if going the bachelor’s route would make me more competitive because I would be certified in CT, MRI, and X-Ray as well as ultrasound. It is also only one additional year of school. That being said, I want to move out of my home state as soon as possible so if the bachelor’s route would not make a big difference in pay and job opportunities I’d rather go the associate degree route because it takes less time to complete.

[GaylePartin]

Hi, im in highschool and thinking about doing sonography do you think its worth it.

[cansoda]

Hey I need an advise regarding DMI field i made my mind for doing it but now my friends tells me to change to nursing program because they pay more then ultrasound technician

[jewelmendiola]

What do you mean by an independent career?

[oltagjata]

Is this degree 3+2 years? And can I do just 3 years?