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With expertise in cross-sectional anatomy, pathology, and practical applications, a sonographer conducts examinations to generate diagnostic ultrasound images for medical radiologists to analyze. Working as part of a healthcare team, the sonographer creates images of internal body structures using various handheld acoustic scanning probes and imaging methods. This career demands analytical skills, sound judgment, and the capability to deliver safe, effective patient care.
The program's objectives align with Sonography Canada's current National Competency Profiles (NCP) Generalist standards. Upon graduation, students qualify to take Sonography Canada's national certification exams, and passing these exams enables them to pursue ultrasound technology positions in Ontario.
Career Prospects
Graduates can work as Ultrasound Technologists in diverse healthcare environments, including hospitals, diagnostic labs, and medical centers.