A diagnostic technique ideally used for medical imaging procedures is Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS), also known as ultrasound. It is an effective tool that can provide a great deal of information regarding the human body. DMS is performed with the help of a specialized scanner known as a transducer, which is linked to an ultrasound machine. After being attached to the skin, the transducer emits high-frequency sound waves that are transmitted into the human body. Organs, body fluids, and various tissue densities all reflect these ultrasound waves back to the transducer. Sound waves emitted from the transducer are then converted into images displayed on the ultrasound machine’s screen.
These ultrasound images are useful for diagnosing and treating a wide range of diseases. It also helps in observing and visualizing the fetus’s condition and behavior while it is inside the mother’s womb. As a result, ultrasound has become the most widely used imaging modality in medical advances, and its use will only expand in the future. Our well-crafted DMS Training Program provides a detailed explanation of the actual working of DMS.
Students who efficiently complete all required courses in accordance with the college’s Satisfactory Academic Requirements and meet their financial obligations to the college will be awarded a certified Sonography Certificate.
Students must satisfy the following requirements in order to challenge the national certification exam in Sonography through ARRT:
- Must complete Stellar Career College’s ARRT-accredited Sonography educational Program.
- Must demonstrate a level of competence in formal classroom education (didactic coursework) in addition to the clinical requirements of the program.
- Complete an associate’s degree (or higher) in any subject from a college or university that has been awarded accreditation by an agency that ARRT recognizes. Before, after, or while completing a study program in your specific discipline, you can earn the degree at any time.
- ARRT upholds high ethical and professional standards. Students must follow the ARRT Standards of Ethics, along with the Rules of Ethics. Any ethics violations must be reported to ARRT within 30 days of their occurrence. Applicants who fail to comply with these rules risk losing their eligibility. So many sorts of misconduct, accusations, charges, and convictions can surely violate ARRT’s Rules of Ethics.
Any day of the week is applicable for students’ enrollment. The applicant will be notified about the next start date when they enroll. Acceptance into a program requires a high school diploma, General Education Diploma (GED), a college transcript, or an equivalent.
REGISTRATION:
- A copy of the applicant’s high school diploma, GED, college transcript, or equivalent is necessary for application.
- Applicants must fill out and also sign an enrollment agreement.
Stellar Career College Indiana is approved by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education (ICHE), 101 West Ohio Street, Suite 300, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204-4206. Phone Number 317-464-4400 or www.che.in.gov.
