Go With The Flow At JCC!
With a degree in vascular sonography, you can earn money while being in an ever-growing field. If you like to work with people and thought about
working in a health field, you may want to check out vascular sonography.
Vascular Sonography FAQs
What is the nature of their work and what do they do?
The vascular sonography field is an exciting area of medicine that uses high frequency sound waves to form images of the flow of blood through the
veins and arteries throughout the body. This is a painless medical test that helps physicians diagnose and treat medical conditions. This procedure is
used to identify blockages, check for blood flow to organs, to see if patient is a good candidate for a procedure like angioplasty, or to see if a
procedure was successful, such as a graft.
Where do they work? Where are job opportunities available?
Employment of vascular ultrasound technicians is usually through a privately run practice or a hospital. Hospitals are expanding departments all
over, and nationwide this is a growing field.
What could I make in this line of work?
Vascular sonographers usually make in the range of $42,486-$54,430 per year, according to www.hotjobs.yahoo.com.
Easy steps to enroll at JCC
- Apply for admission. Complete an application online at www.jccmi.edu, or call any JCC location to obtain an application form.
- Apply for financial aid & scholarships. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at
www.fafsa.ed.gov, or obtain an application form from any JCC location and mail it in. Information on scholarships and loans is available from the
JCC Financial Aid Office and the Jackson Community College Foundation.
- Request transcripts. If you have graduated from high school in the last two years, or if you are applying for nursing/allied
health programs, have a high school transcript sent to JCC. Submit official college transcripts only if you are seeking a JCC certificate or
degree.
- Complete course placement. Course placement assesses your skill level in writing, reading and math to ensure your success.
Check with Student Services to see if it is required for you as ACT/SAT scores or previous college course work may fulfill this admission
requirement.
- Meet with an advisor. The purpose of academic advising is to develop connections between students, faculty members and staff
to discuss your goals, get your questions answered, plan your schedule. The Student Center in Potter Center offers drop-in advising during regular
hours or by appointment. Faculty advisors are best qualified to discuss career opportunities in their disciplines.
