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Carissa’s Answer
Most of the most common prerequisites are the following:
College Algebra (if you take any high-level math (i.e., Calculus) in high school will usually count towards this requirement.
Intro to Physics / Physics
Anatomy & Physiology (with labs)
Medical Terminology
You should check the ultrasound programs you are considering applying to for more specific requirements. I've seen programs require Speech/Communication, completing a certain number of hours of job shadowing, CPR certifications, etc.
College Algebra (if you take any high-level math (i.e., Calculus) in high school will usually count towards this requirement.
Intro to Physics / Physics
Anatomy & Physiology (with labs)
Medical Terminology
You should check the ultrasound programs you are considering applying to for more specific requirements. I've seen programs require Speech/Communication, completing a certain number of hours of job shadowing, CPR certifications, etc.
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Hassan’s Answer
You should look for jobs in your area to see what they require and then research how to meet those requirements.
I don't believe there are any High School classes that will prepare you for this job. Many employers will want certification which usually requires a degree and passing an exam. https://www.ardms.org/get-certified/application-and-exam-resources/ and https://inteleos.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dmoV0J2k2np4hHD have details on the certification process.
I don't believe there are any High School classes that will prepare you for this job. Many employers will want certification which usually requires a degree and passing an exam. https://www.ardms.org/get-certified/application-and-exam-resources/ and https://inteleos.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dmoV0J2k2np4hHD have details on the certification process.