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ULTRASOUND TECHNOLOGY
1,725 total clock hours, 83 total semester credit hours
The objective of the Ultrasound Technology program is to prepare
students with the knowledge, technical skills, and work habits required
for an entry-level position in the occupations and job titles to
which the program is represented to lead.
Prerequisite:
High School Diploma or GED or pass a ATB exams or a college degree are eligible to apply.
Class Schedule: Classes are offered at the campus during
morning 8:30AM-3:00PM, and evening 6PM-10PM Monday through Friday.
Ultrasound Technology program consists of the following:
- Terminology, Anatomy, Physiology
- Abdomen I
- Abdomen II
- Obstetrics & Gynecology I
- Obstetrics & Gynecology II
- Physics & Instrumentation I
- Physics & Instrumentation II
- Vascular I
- Vascular II
- Clinical Internship/Externship
Upon successful completion of this program, graduate is awarded
a completion certificate. Graduates of this program may assume a
responsible position as a member of the health team in a hospital,
imaging center, doctor's office, or clinic. Positions may also be
available in private practice, industry, or government. Duties may
include performing ultrasound scans of the upper abdomen, pelvic
area, microscopic / macroscopic anatomy of veins and arteries, or
superficial structures.
Positions available to graduates of this program include intermediate
level ultrasound technician, entry to intermediate level sonographer/scanner,
and assistant to ultrasound/sonograph laboratory technician.
Although Ultrasound Technologists are not required to meet licensure
requirements in California, employers may require credential(s)
offered by the American
Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS). Graduates
of Ultrasound Technology program may be eligible for ARDMS exams.
For more information about the ARDMS exam requirements, visit http://www.ardms.org/
or call us (TEL: 562-864-0506) or email us info@ati.edu.
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