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Marissa talks about her topic, ultrasound technicians in San Diego, on the Johnson & Johnson podcast. She discusses the salary and challenges of being an ultrasound technician, as well as how to communicate with patients. Marissa also mentions the importance of choosing the right sonography machine and the difficulty of becoming a student in sonography. She explains that ultrasound technicians typically take a year or more to complete their training and can earn over $100,000 per year depending on the facility they work in. My name is Marissa. Hello, I'm going to be talking about ultrasound technicians in San Diego. The name of the podcast is Johnson & Johnson. Good evening, everyone. I will be talking about how learning to be an ultrasound technician is a struggle when you have talked about it. I'm 17 years old. I'm in the 11th grade. I will be receiving this information from Google and TikTok. Johnson & Johnson to you now. My topic is the ultrasound technician. Three things that I will be talking about is how it works, what we have to do, and how we talk to our patients. My subtopic is the first thing I'm going to talk about is the salary. My question is going to be, how would it be like to receive a female heart surgery in San Diego, New York? My other subtopic is how would you feel like or is it a harder job? I'm also going to talk about how to talk to your patients. My other subtopic is describing myself and you as a patient, an actor, and a patient. How do you decide what sonography machine to use? What is the oldest and hardest part of becoming a student in sonography? When interviewing a physician, as a professional sonographer, it's good to answer questions, such as, what role does sonography play in the understanding of humanity and psychology? To accurately answer those questions, they are qualified to diagnose you. How long is an ultrasound technician? An ultrasound technician takes a year, if not more, it all depends on the field that you want to go into. They make over $25,000 in five months, and then in a year it comes to $100,000, $200,000. It all depends on the facility that you work in and how you want to approach.
