Diagnostic Medical Sonographers work with the most sophisticated and advanced medical equipment, and perform a critical function in maintaining the health of a wide variety of patients. The Ultrasound Technology program includes both the didactic and clinical instruction necessary to perform required duties of a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer. The 18-month program encompasses classroom instruction, laboratory training, and hands-on experience and covers General Sonography with the main focus on abdominal, obstetrical, gynecological ultrasound with an introduction to vascular ultrasound. Graduates from this program receive sufficient instruction of general ultrasound to acquire entry-level knowledge and skills to pass the RDMS national registry examination.