Question

1. Why did you decide to work in this field of sonography?

2. Did you have another career before you went to school to become a Sonographer? What was it like to change from one career to another?
3. Where did you go to school for this job? What was the hardest part of school for you?

4. What is a typical workday like? Do you have a lot of overtime? (If yes, How is overtime scheduled? Do you have enough notification so you can adjust your schedule at home, etc.?)

5. Do you work under a lot of pressure in this job? (If yes) Can you give me an example of a typical high-pressure situation?

6. Is there a lot of take-home work in this job? (If yes, Do you ever find it hard to turn off work at home and enjoy a personal/family life?)

7. What kinds of professional development opportunities are there in this field? Can a person move up in this career?

8. Do you see this field as growing and expanding? Can you give me examples of why you think this is happening?

9. Is this a secure field? Can you give me reasons why you think this is true?

10. Does this job give you the challenges you need to stay interested in this field?

11. Do you see yourself doing this job for the rest of your work life? Why (or why not)?

12. I am a person who needs a lot of challenge on a job. Does this career field provide that for a person like me?

Answer 1

Answer 1:)

Many students do not get the opportunity to become a doctor and still they want to attach with medical lines. Such students often choose the area of medical sonography. This is a good area for bright future and success. Moreover, sonographers attach to doctors, who can help their children for medical professions.

It comprises many fields of study-

• Abdominal Sonography
• Neurosonography
• Obstetric and Gynecologic Sonography
• Breast Sonography
• Cardiac or Vascular Sonography

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