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(Medical-NewsWire.com, February 06, 2013 ) Los Angeles, CA -- According to data published by the US Bureau of Labor, there are currently over 50,000 ultrasound technicians working in the United States, with more than half employed by hospitals and healthcare centers, as well as physicians’ offices, laboratories and educational institutions. According to the federal agency, the number of ultrasound technician jobs is expected to rise by 40% in the next decade, with a growth rate faster than any other occupation in the United States.
“Such outstanding growth is mainly accounted for by the continued aging of Baby Boomers”, said representative of TheUltrasoundTechnician.com, an extensive career guide for individuals looking to pursue a career as ultrasound tech. “As sonography is fast becoming a reliable alternative to other procedures involving radiation, it will continue to create advantageous job opportunities for those who complete accredited programs and become registered as an ultrasound technologist”.
TheUltrasoundTechnician.com is a complete career guide providing relevant information and resources with regard to ultrasound sonographer certification, courses, training programs, degree, exams, jobs, salary and any other subjects of interest. Individuals interested in pursuing a successful career as an ultrasound technician will find TheUltrasoundTechnician.com a useful resource addressing the most important aspects of this career, including educational requirements, job prospects, ultrasound technician salary expectations for each state, fields of work and job profile.
As of 2009, says one article on TheUltrasoundTechnician.com, there were over 150 diagnostic medical sonographer programs recognized by the CAAHEP, with most individuals entering this line of work after completing a standard two-year training program provided by specialized ultrasound technician schools. Although license is not specifically required in any US state in order to work as an ultrasound technician, employers do prefer certified technicians. According to TheUltrasoundTechnician.com, registration is completed by taking a standard examination conducted by the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography.
For more information about the ultrasound tech salary, please visit http://theultrasoundtechnician.com/.
About TheUltrasoundTechnician.com:
TheUltrasoundTechnician.com is a complete career guide addressing essential aspects of the ultrasound technician career, including training and certification, educational requirements, degree and exams, job prospects and salary expectations. The site aims at becoming a reference portal for all individuals interested in pursuing successful careers as ultrasound technicians.
Contact Information:
Healthcare Career
458 Wilcox Ave 234
Los Angeles CA 90028
United States
Phone number: 234-123-7275
Healthcare Career
John Johnson
(234) - 123 - 7275
hephlebotomytechnician@gmail.com
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