Career questions tagged sonography
Im about to graduate with a bachelors in health science and I know my end goal is to work in ob-gyn sonography. I'm just not sure what route I want to take to become an RDMS. I want to take a faster method if my bachelors can count towards it, but I also want to take the route that will have better career advancement opportunities.
I don't have shadowing hours or volunteers hours, and I still need to take the TEAS test. It's overwhelming to know how to start everything.
What prereqs would i need for Diagnostic Medical Sonography program at stc?
Hello! i know the website does share what prereqs but im wondering if the Advanced Technical Certificate is better or the Associate of Applied Science. Thank you and have a good day!
How can I prepare for Healthcare interviews?
Hello! I am an ultrasound student in my first year of school and clinical rotations. Once I start applying to jobs, how can I prepare for the interview process? Are there certain questions that I should be prepared for?
What environment is best to work in for Radiology and or Sonography? A hospital, private practice, etc?
I'm currently a high school senior
Should I major in Radiology or Sonography?
I'm a high school senior and I'm looking into either radiology or sonography and I'm looking to compare the pros and cons of both. Should I major in Radiology or Sonography?
If I have a degree in Kinesiology, can I still go into the Pediatric Ultrasound field??
I'm trying to find a college with Softball and Sonography, but most colleges do not have Sonography as an option. I have noticed that most colleges have Kinesiology, so I was thinking about switching my major option.
Where can Radiologist Technicians work?
I'm a current freshman in college working to get a Bachelor's Degree in Radiologic Technology. I know I want to be in the MRI or Sonography specialty, but I can't think of any other place I would be able to work in than a hospital. Where else could I be able to work? #Fall25
How can I prepare myself for a sonography course?
I'm not sure what to expect and I'm really nervous to be in a new environment with people I don't know. I want to know what to expect for the first couple of months and what I can do to be ready. #Fall25
Is it hard studying sonography?
I'm a Senior in High School and I get mixed opinions about this. There's people stating that sonography is fun to learn and easy. In the other hand, there's others stating that it is very hard and having to study HARD. I'm already accepted to an sonography program but I want to see others point of views. What do you believe?
What are some obstacles you faced while studying Diagnostic Medical Sonography and how did you over come them? Also, what are some things and advice you wish you knew while studying?
I want to be better prepared and know everything I'm likely to experience. This is something I really want to do so I would love to know all the pros and cons.
How can i get shadowing opportunities or internships near me in Mission Tx for sonography??
I want to pursue sonography but i would love to see different specialtys of sonographer and shadow but i have no idea where or how to start.
If i want to become get a degree in sonography at South Texas College will i need to take any classes before i actually am able to take Diagonstic Medical Sonography.?
I am planning to attend STC and i know you often have to take classes before for sonography but i was hoping someone could break down the steps for me!
How can i become a cardiacvascular sonographer after highschool??
What can i do to help me prepare now?
How competitive is the application process for an ultrasound technician, and what could make me stand out when applying How many scans does a typical tech make in a day? #Spring25 ?
Im a sophomore at Western Texas College and I plan to transfer to Weatherford College next semester, my original degree plan was applied science in agriculture because I wanted to go into the animal industry however I've though long and hard about switching my majors and have decided that getting my degree in applied science of diagnostic medical sonography would fit me better. However I still think about and wonder if their are positions in the animal industry for ultrasound techs?
How hard is it to be accepted into a sonography program after completing a bachelors degree in health sciences?
Im in the 12th grade thinking about majoring in health sciences. I'm thinking of majoring in either pre-med or biology, although I'm not sure what would better prepare me for the work of an ultrasound technician.
What do I need to do after I get my Bachelors of Science in Biology to become an Ultrasound Technician?
I could really use some help figuring this out. I currently have my Associates in Science in Allied Health and I am planning to attend Simpson University on a golf scholarship. I was given the options of attaining my BS in Biology or an Associates in Health Science and was told either of these options would help me on my path to Sonography/ Ultrasound. I have a feeling the Bachelors of science is the better option and it is what I am enrolled in right now. Which option is better? What should I do after I obtain one of the two? Please help!
do I need to get my prerequisites done somewhere else to go to a SONOGRAPHY program ?
I looked at the U of M checklist and it said what prerequisites I need to enter the sonography program should I get my prerequisites done at a community college? ( I am a junior in HS)
How can I become a sonographer out of highschool?
I am in 11th grade and want to pursue sonography how can I get into the field? MN
How do you create a routine where you can balance being a full time student and working a part time job? Please advise :)
Hi, I am perusing my sonography certification at ACC. I am currently a part time student working a full time job and so far I've been able to manage that well. My routine has helped me stay on track of my work and school. I'm just trying to plan for the future and understand what my future routine could look like and how I can find what works best for me.
How do you manage having a job and taking college courses? Also, what are some good study tools/apps?
I am a senior in high school, about to start my first year in college. I want to be a medical sonographer, but I also want to get into real estate.
Which approach can I take to become a stronger candidate for the Sonography program that I wish to attend? I have heard medical experience is beneficial, but I am not sure how to pursue those opportunities. Are there alternatives to compensate for the lack of medical experience?
I am currently a sophomore at the University of Texas at San Antonio, pursuing a major in kinesiology with a GPA of 3.69. This semester I am enrolled in courses, such as Anatomy & Physiology, Physics, and Psychology, which align with some of the courses needed for the program. I have not yet acquired medical experience or certifications.
What is it like being a clinical research sonograhper?
Hey guys! I am heavily considering becoming a clinical research sonographer. I graduate from ultrasound school in 2 weeks (whoop whoop) but I've met quite a few sonographers who've told me I'd probably be interested in clinical research. I'm very inquisitive, and I love the idea of forging a new path for ultrasound technology. If anyone has experience in this field, I'd love it if you shed some light on your path. Did you get a Bachelors degree in clinical research? Does it pay significantly more than working in a hospital? Are the hours consistent? Thank you so much! #Spring25 #Ultrasound #ClinicalResearch
What are any regrets you have regarding a career in sonography?
This can include education paths, the career choice as a whole, or different decisions you'd make. #Spring2025
What is a typical workday like for an ultrasound tech? What are the most challenging most rewarding parts of this job? When considering your family, do you feel you are able to support them with this job?
I am a high school student interested in this career. I want to learn more information to confirm this is the path I want to take in my future.
What should I be looking for in a sonography program?
I am a high school senior interested in becoming a medical sonographer, but am not sure what to expect in coursework or how to determine if a school has a good program.
What do you find to be the most rewarding aspect of being a sonographer? #Spring25
Hi, I'm Kaelyn, an upcoming sophomore pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Ultrasound with a vascular specialization at Mount Aloysius College. My favorite classes so far are physics and medical terminology. My clinicals are coming up next summer, and this question comes to mind while I prepare. I'd love to hear about any current sonographers/ultrasound techs' experience in the field. Let me know your pros and cons and whatever will help me with my future career!
what colleges have a volleyball team and a sonography program?
play volleyball and go to school for sonography
What are the most important attributes an ultrasound technologist must have?
I am curious about this career, but not sure where to get started.
What are some good classes to take that will help me in sonography school?
I know the schooling is pretty short and I've looked at prerequisites at colleges for high school classes to take, but what ones should I focus on that will help me the most?
What school can I go to after I finish my bachelor’s of health science at UCF, post-graduate certificate programs in diagnostic medical sonography in Florida ?
I have researched into this but I am looking to do the cheapest and shortest path after I graduate. Are they any in my area? I’m having trouble figuring this out. I want to do an accredited 1 year program. Do I have to do 2 year program? I will be getting my bachelors In health science soon.