Created date: 2026-07-14
Valid upto: 2026-07-28
Conduct diagnostic ultrasound examinations on patients using specialized equipment.
Assess various organs and body parts such as the abdomen, pelvis, heart, blood vessels, thyroid, and during pregnancy.
Interpret the ultrasound images and identify abnormalities or medical conditions.
Provide detailed reports with findings and diagnostic impressions.
Consult with referring physicians to correlate imaging findings with clinical symptoms.
Suggest further tests or recommend treatment options based on ultrasound results.
Explain the procedure to patients, address concerns, and ensure their comfort during the scan.
Maintain patient confidentiality and communicate results when appropriate.
Operate and maintain ultrasound machines and ensure they are calibrated and functioning properly.
Stay updated on new ultrasound techniques and technologies.
Maintain accurate records of all ultrasound examinations.
Document findings in medical records in compliance with healthcare regulations and standards.
Some sonologists may have specialized training in areas such as obstetric sonography, cardiac sonography (echocardiography), or vascular sonography.
Bachelor degree
Postgraduate