Diagnostic medical sonographers perform a variety of duties throughout a typical work day, ranging from more challenging responsibilities such as conducting ultrasound examinations, ensuring equipment undergoes proper maintenance when required, and patient care, to less arduous tasks like restocking supplies, sanitizing the work area and equipment at the end of every examination. The role of a diagnostic medical sonographer is significant in the healthcare community that helps with medical diagnosis and provides high-quality patient care.
Sonographers interact heavily with patients from the moment he/she enters the examination until the moment he/she leaves. Because of this close, personal contact with patients, it is crucial for sonographers
Sonographers interact heavily with patients from the moment he/she enters the examination until the moment he/she leaves. Because of this close, personal contact with patients, it is crucial for sonographers