Ultrasound Tech Case Study

1. Who would be the best Ultrasound Technologist out there you would know? That’s right, me. It caught my eye one day while I was watching tv after softball practice and I was curious what I was going to be when I go off to college. This unique job stole my attention because I adore babies, especially my nephew, realistically this does not seem too hard of a job to do. Mainly all the things to get me prepared to graduate for high school I have already succeeded in. This job should be a task anyone can handle for life in the future and something that will make others be inspired to do a job like my own. 2. Next off, some of the responsibilities for being an ultrasound tech is to be able to observe the screen during scan to ensure that the image produced is satisfactory for diagnostic purposes, making adjustments to equipment as required. You can never leave the patient alone bedside for a phone call or grab something to eat. “And you also have to observe and care for patients throughout examinations to ensure their safety and comfort” (Ok Career Guide). 3. Three different …show more content…
Concluding the limiting factors can be stressful. The stress level will depend on where I will be stationed. If I work at a hospital, my day-to-day will be jampacked and I’ll often be on call. Being on call means having to sprint out of bed at 5:00 AM with no advance warning (Shmoop).12. On top of all the stress my family life could be affected in a way of my “loving job”. My family life can be influenced by not seeing my throughout the day and can feel sometimes depressed and lonely when I’m gone. 13. So on, the annual college grad that starts off making $46,930 - $93,850 a year. Also “higher salaries are generally available to ultrasound technicians who have more year of experience; earn bachelor’s or master’s degree; take on administrative or supervisory roles; or complete advanced specialization. Some technicians also increase their salaries by working for private industry” (Inner