@@chanpaykreyolj6413every profession is hard to study really depends on how much work you put in but atleast you can say it is a bit more easier than nursing.
Henry, you have added so much to understanding the Sonography profession. As a student, I've learned so much from you and it is truly appreciated. And as sonographers or future additions to the field, it would be a pleasure to educate the general public as perhaps you do in your everyday encounters. ❤ Thanks for Sharing.
Wow, can't believe I'm first. Just love this concise summary. This should help out a lot cuz I get soooo many patients asking for a "normal" ultrasound. Lol. When I ask questions to determine what type of ultrasound they need, they say..."isn't ultrasound just ultrasound?"
Hello Sir, thank you for sharing your insights. I have a question for you, would you take a look if it’s possible thanks. Do you think AI will replace sonographers in the future, my wife is going back to school for this. I know sonographers do much more than just image capturing, movement and precision. In another word, do you see any more advanced machine come out in the future that will not require as much skills to move around in order to get a good image and on top of that it corporates AI?
I'm sure Henry will answer this more accurately. But pardon me for chiming in. AI seems to be invading every aspect of our lives these days and will continue to do so. As for it replacing sonographers, I think that it is unlikely. Acquiring random images are one thing but AI cannot replace an actual sonographer when it comes to recognizing the subtitles and the necessity for additional investigations since many pathologies are interconnected. Sonography literally requires that human touch, and applying pressure, and angling, and maneuvering. AI would be a great tool for radiologist and diagnosticians but at the end of the day, manual is better than machine in some cases.
I’m starting clinical for ultrasound in a couple months! So excited! Any tips on how to get the most out of clinical and how to set myself up for job opportunities?
Ok.thanks brothers for this good infomercial for us ihave few question for now I need your help so as im study counseling psychology in diploma now Indee to change this.caaree to pit in sonograph ultrasound so it will posible to study this course for degree?? I wait for your answwer brothers
Hi 👋 I see you posted this video about 1.5 years ago. Are you still a sonographer? You highlighted some good parts of the job. I want to know what a hard day looks like in your world. What are some challenges you face and is their a career path with upward mobility or is it just kind of go from sonography to owning a practice?
Not much upward mobility. Ultrasound schools are subpar compared to 4 year degrees at a college with a med school for you to get good daily clinical practice. The rinky-dink sonography schools that are all over the place are rip offs. Most people drop out and are still stuck with debt. Very VERY few of the grads end up with full-time gainful employment…. less than 10% for the evening course students. 😶 Most of the “teachers” are ultrasound techs that are underemployed and forced back into teaching at these scam school. THE TRUTH HURTS❗️ Get the bachelor degree program at a regular college/university.
Currently in school for this now and am amazed at what I learn everyday! Everyday I can’t wait to learn more!
How long is schooling ?? Thinking about applying
Is it hard?
@@chanpaykreyolj6413every profession is hard to study really depends on how much work you put in but atleast you can say it is a bit more easier than nursing.
I’m also working in this field in China. Can’t agree more with you that ultrasound is amazing for it’s a life saving career.
I'm a vascular tech and I want to tell you your amazing. I consider you the best. I've learned so much from you!! Thank you for what you do. 😊
Henry, you have added so much to understanding the Sonography profession. As a student, I've learned so much from you and it is truly appreciated. And as sonographers or future additions to the field, it would be a pleasure to educate the general public as perhaps you do in your everyday encounters. ❤ Thanks for Sharing.
Wow, can't believe I'm first. Just love this concise summary. This should help out a lot cuz I get soooo many patients asking for a "normal" ultrasound. Lol. When I ask questions to determine what type of ultrasound they need, they say..."isn't ultrasound just ultrasound?"
so we are waiting for more videos.....🎉🎉🎉🎉
yes it is!! obgyn tech here ❤ love my job! our field is amazing!
also your voice is so calming!
So NYC bro
Hello Sir, thank you for sharing your insights. I have a question for you, would you take a look if it’s possible thanks. Do you think AI will replace sonographers in the future, my wife is going back to school for this. I know sonographers do much more than just image capturing, movement and precision. In another word, do you see any more advanced machine come out in the future that will not require as much skills to move around in order to get a good image and on top of that it corporates AI?
I'm sure Henry will answer this more accurately. But pardon me for chiming in. AI seems to be invading every aspect of our lives these days and will continue to do so. As for it replacing sonographers, I think that it is unlikely. Acquiring random images are one thing but AI cannot replace an actual sonographer when it comes to recognizing the subtitles and the necessity for additional investigations since many pathologies are interconnected. Sonography literally requires that human touch, and applying pressure, and angling, and maneuvering. AI would be a great tool for radiologist and diagnosticians but at the end of the day, manual is better than machine in some cases.
You are awesome!
I’m starting clinical for ultrasound in a couple months! So excited! Any tips on how to get the most out of clinical and how to set myself up for job opportunities?
I am also doing this job in India since 2yrs.
In which country from belongs you??
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Eye balls?😮
Off topic but this man is Handsome 😅thanks for the info btw
We use it for children Fractures every day. Undislocated fractures are not becoming Röntgen (X-ray)😊
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Yes 🙌🙌🙌
Wow you're so handsome!
Ok.thanks brothers for this good infomercial for us ihave few question for now I need your help so as im study counseling psychology in diploma now Indee to change this.caaree to pit in sonograph ultrasound so it will posible to study this course for degree?? I wait for your answwer brothers
Is ultrasound tech the same a a sonographer?
Hi 👋 I see you posted this video about 1.5 years ago. Are you still a sonographer? You highlighted some good parts of the job. I want to know what a hard day looks like in your world. What are some challenges you face and is their a career path with upward mobility or is it just kind of go from sonography to owning a practice?
Not much upward mobility. Ultrasound schools are subpar compared to 4 year degrees at a college with a med school for you to get good daily clinical practice.
The rinky-dink sonography schools that are all over the place are rip offs. Most people drop out and are still stuck with debt. Very VERY few of the grads end up with full-time gainful employment…. less than 10% for the evening course students. 😶 Most of the “teachers” are ultrasound techs that are underemployed and forced back into teaching at these scam school. THE TRUTH HURTS❗️
Get the bachelor degree program at a regular college/university.
Except for lungs
in FAST they check for lung sliding but yes you are right
Say that again,. ruptured ectopic, pseudoaneurysm, DVT, Ovarian torsion picked , all within last week.
Really!?🤔🤔🤔 Ya don't look like an ultrasound tech!?🙅♀️🙅♀️🙅♀️
lol what does an ultrasound tech “look” like?! 👀
Oh no u didn’t