Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
- What they do
- Operate ultrasound equipment to create diagnostic images, position patients for optimal views, and work closely with physicians on findings. The work requires strong anatomy knowledge and the physical stamina to stand and scan for long stretches.
- Why the ROI is strong
- Two years of training for an $89,000 median salary and 10.2% growth. The pay approaches what many four-year and graduate programs deliver—on community college tuition.
