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What is a sonographer Sonographers, also called ultrasound technicians, use high frequency ultrasound waves to produce images of internal body tissues. These images assist physicians in diagnosing and monitoring a wide variety of conditions such as heart disease, pregnancy, abdominal and vascular disease and musculoskeletal injuries. What do sonographers do?Working directly with patients, sonographers explain the procedure to patients, operate the ultrasound machine and gather and record patient histories. They also process and analyse the sonographic data and provide a summary of findings to radiologists and other physicians to assist with diagnosis. Many sonographers also assist in patient scheduling, record keeping and computerised image archiving. Where do sonographers work?Sonographers work in hospitals, clinics, and private practices and offices throughout the world. There are also remarkable opportunities for sonographer educators, researchers and administrators. What are some sonography specialty areas?Sonographers specialise in advanced practices areas such as obstetrics and gynecology, abdominal sonography, vascular sonography, echocardiography and musculoskeletal sonography (sports medicine). Do I need to be accredited in sonography?Accreditation by the Australasian Sonographer Accreditation Registry (ASAR) is mandatory to practice as a qualified or training sonographer in Australia. As part of the ASMI GPMU, candidates that successfully complete the ASMI residential program will be assisted to register as a trainee sonographer with one of the universities with whom we have articulation agreement (including RMIT, Monash University and University of South Australia. Successful completion of the clinical placement and university program will make you eligible for accreditation as an Accredited Medical Sonographer (AMS) by ASAR. ASAR recognition is widely respected and accepted throughout the world. How can ASMI help me start my career in ultrasound?ASMI will need to assess your qualifications in accordance with university pre-requisites. All prospective candidates are requested to email the following to admin@asmi.edu.au
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