Sonographer (Ultrasound Technician)

Duties and Responsibilities: They use a scanner to examine the inner organs of the body, tissues and blood flow, allowing for more accurate diagnoses and courses of treatment. You also will be expected to take patient histories, explain the procedure, answer questions, perform the procedure and discuss your findings with the physician, as well as inspect and maintain the imaging machinery.

Salary: $22,000-$63,000

Education: A 2-year associates degree, but you can also earn a bachelor’s degree or, if you are cross-training from another medical field, a certificate.

Reflection: I would like to be an ultrasound technician because it sounds like an interesting career in the medical field.