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$43,054 - $77,981
Country: United States | Currency: USD | Updated: 29 May 2012 | Individuals Reporting: 326
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Prepare and position patient for echocardiography exam and explain procedure. Operate cardiac ultrasound, dopper and similar equipment to perform procedure according to physician's directive. Observe screen during scan to ensure satisfactory image for diagnostic purposes, making adjustments as required. Provide sonogram and oral or written summary of technical findings to physician for use in medical diagnosis.
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A great and interesting profession for alot more money
Echocardiographer - (City withheld for privacy), Texas, United States
Being in an allied health profession already, I took a short course in Echocardiology and after I started performing exams on patients, I asked for and recieved a raise totaling an additional $12,000.00 per year. After 1 year of performing echo I will be eligable to sit for the registry exam. This is the most interesting thing I have done in the 15 plus years of healthcare.