LIFE OF AN ULTRASOUND TECH HERE IN USA | MY DAILY ROUTINE AT WORK

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  • Опубликовано: 7 авг 2022
  • This is what my work looks like as an ultrasound technologist in USA.
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  • @sheberry2895
    @sheberry2895 5 месяцев назад +16

    I just subbed for many reasons. Your hubby packing your lunch and sending you off, the camera setups (which I know you extra time, like the elevator scene), and your energy is calming☺️

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  5 месяцев назад +2

      Awww, truly appreciate your comment, this inspires me to do more and yes my husband always helps me so I can sleep more during the day.Thank you so much, you have no idea how happy I am reading this and you made my day extra happy.❤️😊

  • @adeleisnamedafterme
    @adeleisnamedafterme 3 месяца назад +10

    This is the best day in the life I've seen! I'm in highschool and I'm deciding between being an ultrasound tech or an x-ray tech. I love how you show exactly what you do at work, it is so helpful!

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  3 месяца назад

      Awww, thank you so much, I appreciate your comment. Best of luck in your decision, you’re going to be a great one regardless of what you choose.☺️

  • @Elzhen
    @Elzhen 11 дней назад

    It was a wonderful day. Most of all, the Philips ultrasound system caught our eye. It's great to see you working with the best.

  • @Villagenanny
    @Villagenanny Год назад +57

    New, immediate subbie just from the sweetest intro! Thank you God for sending me the gift of a future husband just as sweet & thoughtful as hers! Thanks for sharing your day!

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +2

      Awwww! Okay and this is a very nice comment that deserves to be pinned. Thank you so much for watching and subscribing… Hope to grow my channel slowly but surely and because you subscribe it helps.😀

    • @Villagenanny
      @Villagenanny Год назад

      Absolutely! Glad to help you grow. This was the 1st video I watched. Enjoying the vacation one now. I live in the Carolinas & love the SC beaches! How long have you been in ultrasound?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +1

      @@Villagenanny Hi Amy! Yes we love to go to SC too, been to few places. I’ll answer that question in my next video so stay tune.😀

  • @emilywells6702
    @emilywells6702 Год назад +3

    I work in Augusta as well but I work at Doctors!!! I’m thinking about becoming a sonographer so your video really helps!

  • @sararoman1945
    @sararoman1945 Год назад +32

    This was really informative as a new grad. Thank you for showing us your day in the life!

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +1

      You’re welcome and congratulations new grad! All the best for you.

  • @Elzhen
    @Elzhen 11 дней назад

    We understand the critical role ultrasound plays in your practice. That's why we offer fast, reliable repairs to get your equipment back online ASAP.

  • @simplehaze9142
    @simplehaze9142  Год назад +2

    Any suggestions for our next video? Let me know, thanks guys!

    • @Villagenanny
      @Villagenanny Год назад

      You seem so alert at 2 and 3am. I am petrified of 3rd shift. Maybe a video on how to survive graveyard shifts and your routine before work. Thanks!

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад

      @@Villagenanny noted, thank you for your suggestion, appreciate it.

  • @yupitsmeee286
    @yupitsmeee286 Месяц назад

    Graduated school last year wanting to persuade this path, things didn’t go as planned so I stopped looking into school in general . Last month I found out I was pregnant and I went to my first ultrasound, going in just refreshed my soul and reminded me this is what I want to do in my life! I just got such a deeper connection to the career and now I’m applying to school for this falls. Please continue making videos because this video just made me want to try even harder! Thank you 💕

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Месяц назад

      Awww, thank you for such an inspirational comment and congratulations on your pregnancy!😁

  • @megadeltsmarcy
    @megadeltsmarcy Год назад +23

    Been working for a year and about 3 months now at an outpatient center and I've wondered what it was like at hospitals because most of my clinicals were at outpatient as well. This was informative, thanks

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +3

      I’m also wondering how it’s like to work at an outpatient center.😄 Thank you for watching and take care.

  • @danalee5279
    @danalee5279 Год назад +3

    Thank you for the very informative video. I feel like I learned a lot from you today :)

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад

      Awww, you’re welcome and thank you for your very nice comment.😁❤️

  • @Dreadsalterego
    @Dreadsalterego Год назад +6

    Prepping to take my SPI in a couple months. Can’t wait to start working!

  • @veanne
    @veanne Год назад +32

    love this!! i start my ultrasound tech program in january 🥰 it’s gonna be a lot of hard work 😭

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +14

      Thank you! You got this! The program itself is really hard but once you finish and work, it’s very rewarding and it will get easier though you may encounter some tough ultrasound cases from time to time however it’s worth it. Good luck!😁

  • @Em57712
    @Em57712 Год назад +2

    Great video!!

  • @DeeRio9546
    @DeeRio9546 Год назад +8

    Currently a respiratory therapist but thinking of switching my career and being a sonographer. Very informative video

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +1

      Good luck and you will do great.😊

    • @analuna4960
      @analuna4960 Год назад

      Omgg I’m currently deciding on both!! Hardest decision of my life and I have until tomorrow to decide🫣 RT looks so interesting but so does ultrasound😮‍💨

    • @DeeRio9546
      @DeeRio9546 Год назад +5

      @@analuna4960 I do love respiratory just feel like I'm falling out of love with it a little. Don't know anything about being a sonographer but I think respiratory is great for people who love a challenge but don't want to do nursing. It's a challenging job but I think I'd prefer a different challenge. Idk it's hard to explain but I know you'll love either because both are fulfilling careers

    • @stuff_i_liked1815
      @stuff_i_liked1815 Год назад +1

      @@DeeRio9546 I’m joining the navy and hopefully 🤞 going to be chasing a diagnostic imaging or respiratory therapy job. What pros and cons can you tell me about respiratory therapy. I’m doing it cuz I’d like to do travel work.

    • @bethanyrose9026
      @bethanyrose9026 Год назад +2

      I was an RT while in the Air Force and I loved switching to cardio/sonography

  • @lbraver2339
    @lbraver2339 Год назад +24

    Can you speak about work-related injuries as a Sonographer? Do you have a lot in your department that is out because of repetitive injuries? How are you managing it? How long have you been a Sonographer? This seems to be a subject nationally because of the prevalence of work-related injuries with Ultrasound.....I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this...

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +3

      Great questions, I’ll make a video about this one soon. Thank you! I appreciate it.. I welcome all questions so I can gather my thoughts and include it all on my next video.😁

    • @bethanyrose9026
      @bethanyrose9026 Год назад +2

      If it makes you feel better, I’ve been in cardiac ultrasound for over 3 years now with no injury. Not going to lie though some days I go home with a super sore neck, back or wrist, but usually it’s nothing I can’t manage 😊

  • @mabelle1959
    @mabelle1959 Год назад +2

    Ultrasound💖💖

  • @hannagrain_2323
    @hannagrain_2323 Год назад +4

    When I saw your tupper ware with rice I just knew youre filipino,

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +2

      Yes ma’am, I love rice!😁 awww, you’re welcome and all the best in school, I’m excited for you.😊

  • @otonamphat6982
    @otonamphat6982 Год назад +2

    Hay quá

  • @graceknowles4506
    @graceknowles4506 Год назад +11

    How often are you alone and how often are you with a patient? I like the idea of quiet time. Thank you!

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +7

      I worked by myself for 4 nights, only one sonographer at night in my workplace. Thanks for stopping by!☺️

  • @khianasmith5892
    @khianasmith5892 Год назад +2

    Thank you so much for this video 🥳💐☺️ where did you get your lunch bag it's so cute 😩🤗

  • @tamirismoura643
    @tamirismoura643 Год назад +5

    Hi Ms Haze. I appreciate if you could talk about the steps to becoming a sonographer in USA. I'm a medical doctor in Brazil specialist in ultrasound and I would like to know how to work as a sonographer in the USA (not as a doctor, but tech sonographer). Do you know any doctors from another country who went through this process?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +2

      Hello, thank you for dropping by. It’s nice to know that I have a viewer from another country.😀 I will make a separate video with regards to how I was able to work as a sonographer here. Q and A video is coming up.😀

  • @kandis7755
    @kandis7755 Год назад +2

    New Grad Studying for My RCS, I choose Cardiac Sonography

  • @snowhite3815
    @snowhite3815 2 года назад +1

    Hello new friend here

  • @miyaelexis1231
    @miyaelexis1231 Год назад +2

    I can’t believe we live in the same city & I’m looking into the same career path

  • @bellat4484
    @bellat4484 Год назад +2

    Is this job patient intrusive? Besides taking images ? Ike do you have to insert anything in patients bodies of no? Sorry if I worded the question weird.

  • @PoppyJone
    @PoppyJone Год назад +5

    You and your husband are so cute (:

  • @marieostique9185
    @marieostique9185 Год назад

    Hi Ms. haze. Im a vascular sonographer in the Philippines. I hope you dont mind sharing the steps on how you became an ultrasound tech in the US? Thank you.

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад

      Hi Marie! That’s amazing. Where in a PH are you from? Would love to know how you became one in Philippines as well. I am actually going to make a video about your question so stay tuned.

    • @marieostique9185
      @marieostique9185 Год назад

      Thank you for your reply Ms. Haze. 😊😊😊🙏🙏. I am from Davao City, Mindanao. I am a registered nurse by profession but I was given the chance to be introduced to the field of vascular technology. I had my 3 month training in HB Calleja School for Cardiovascular Technology. I worked as a Vasc tech for about 7 yrs and I really plan to take RVT exam soon. 🙏🙏🙏. I would love to hear your journey on becoming as an ultrasound tech in the US. 😊😊😊😊

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад

      @@marieostique9185 wow! That’s great! Yes, definitely a good idea to get registered for vascular, that will be an awesome addition to your portfolio. Looking forward to share soon. Thank you for being one of my subscribers and for watching.💕

  • @katejablon1616
    @katejablon1616 Год назад +3

    hi! I am starting ultra sound school in august... I get a little icky and nervous around blood and incisions, what do you reccommend?

    • @daniela_av
      @daniela_av 9 месяцев назад

      how is the schooling going? i’m interested in this field and want to know how it’s going so far ☺️

    • @katejablon1616
      @katejablon1616 9 месяцев назад +2

      @@daniela_av It's honestly going really well so far, I am not in clinic until January. Right now I am in cross-sectional anatomy, patient care, ultrasound physics, and intro to sonography. We are learning the machine, scanning each other a lot, and getting used to this type of schooling. I am getting my undergrad degree and certificates for ultrasound. I did this because I may want to sell the equipment in the future so I decided to go to school for the full 4 years to get my bachelor's of science. Overall, it is tough, if I did not have experience from undergrad coming into this sonography program, I do not think I would have lasted. It is very hard so you really need to want it. Other than that, I enjoy it so much and love my classmates and the job. When I did my internship at the hospital for a couple months 2 years ago I fell in love with it.

    • @daniela_av
      @daniela_av 9 месяцев назад

      @@katejablon1616 thank you so much for this information! your comment really helped me out. good luck with the rest of your schooling 😊

  • @ashleylondon864
    @ashleylondon864 Год назад

    Do programs have to be CAAHEP accredited? The school Im going to is NACEP accredited.

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +1

      It’s better if the school is accredited.👍

  • @heelysurbina8296
    @heelysurbina8296 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for your videos, I recently obteined my Abdomen certification, do you Know how could I apply for an ultrasound shadowing job?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  6 месяцев назад +2

      Congratulations 🎊, I have used indeed.com to apply for jobs. Thanks a lot for watching, all the best for your new job.

  • @ludettelee9619
    @ludettelee9619 Год назад +2

    Ate I found ur vid kc I’m thinking of either doing sonography or nursing. Ang concern ko sa sonography ate parang Wala maxadong trabaho/hiring, Hindi bah ako mahihirapan mag hanap ng trabaho?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +2

      Hello po, dito po sa USA ang dami pong trabaho sa sonography, in need kasi kaya ng open sila ng program sa area namin. Both are really good profession, it’s just a matter of kung ano talaga gusto mong gawin or anong passion mo na you think you can do it long term. You can be good at anything as long as you love what you do. Good luck po!

  • @caitlynoconnor7807
    @caitlynoconnor7807 Год назад +3

    Hello!! Can you explain the schooling process you went through to become a ultrasound tech?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад

      Yes ma’am, that will be on my next video. Thank you for your question, appreciate it.

    • @mrrr4617
      @mrrr4617 Год назад

      Wondering the same..how do you know whats a good school?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад

      @@mrrr4617 I’m sorry guys, hopefully I can make a video this weekend, I’m just so busy at the moment. With regards to school, I graduated from a 2 years degree school that’s CAAHEP accredited.

  • @urgirlymolly
    @urgirlymolly 5 месяцев назад +2

    I hate to be THAT person but have much do you get paid yearly?

  • @Gorgeous3196
    @Gorgeous3196 Год назад +2

    What hours do you work for a 10 hour shift since a 12 is normally 7-7

  • @ninis9942
    @ninis9942 2 года назад

    hillo host

  • @Peepeepoopoopeepoo
    @Peepeepoopoopeepoo Год назад +1

    Hi! I’m wondering if you could tell me how many days a week you have to work or like how much free time you have

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад

      I work 4 nights and have 3 1/2 days off.

    • @menari
      @menari 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@simplehaze9142Hii
      Do you stay up late because of work? I’m considering this field but I’m not sure about working overnight shifts or just not having the usual 9-5 work schedule.

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  7 месяцев назад

      @@menari hi, there are a lot of different schedules to work as a sonographer, you can work day shift too. Thanks for stopping by.😊

  • @tashannastevenson4876
    @tashannastevenson4876 Год назад +1

    i am looking into this career do you think that time goes by quick because ur so busy? i def need a career where im busy and not getting so bored very quickly

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад

      Yes, it’s always busy. I don’t think you will get bored especially if you worked in a big hospital where they do a lot of variety of exams from general, pediatrics, obstetrics and vascular.

    • @tashannastevenson4876
      @tashannastevenson4876 Год назад

      @@simplehaze9142 awesome.. i was orig thinking about speech pathology but it's too expensive schooling wise. so since i have a bachelors already im def going to take my pre reqs at a community college and then apply to a sonography program.
      what tools/things did you use when you were in school that helped you? because i am def a visual learner

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад

      @@tashannastevenson4876 that sounds like a great plan. These are the books I used when I was in school ruclips.net/video/GhIfsbDOvuw/видео.html..

  • @onienapala8450
    @onienapala8450 Год назад

    Mam if international radiographer po coming sa US from dependent visa. Paano po mka practice jan? May bachelor degree po ako sa pinas and may license sa Pinas,uae tsaka UK.

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад

      Hello po, Hindi ko po alam eh.. pasensya na po, Baka po you still need to take a licensing test po dito, kasi sa Amin after graduation ng take pa din ng license test kung among speciality gusto mo. Iba kasi dito, napaka high standard especially sa medical field po. Salamat po sa panonood.

  • @JustbeingWease
    @JustbeingWease Год назад +1

    Hello! I am curious, I am watching your video and noticed that looks like you are working in AU hospital in Georgia? If you do please let me know, I live 12min.away in the area and my daughter is a Cancer patient there. I would really like to reach out and talk to you more about your career, I wanted to pursue school and looking towards being a Sonographer. I would like to meet with you if you allow. I am a Filipina and trying to have a more settle job here in the US. Hope you read my message. ~Charlina~

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад

      Hello ate, thanks po sa pag view ng video ko. I’m on vacation right now. Tell me your email so I can send you a message.

  • @zoemartin7675
    @zoemartin7675 Год назад +3

    Did you find it hard to learn all the stuff you had to learn theory and skills?

    • @kemelyabreu5578
      @kemelyabreu5578 Год назад +4

      I was wondering the same thing because that’s a good question. I can’t wait until I finish my associates and transfer and start the radiology technology program for my bachelors. I love seeing other specificity under medical imagining. Watching other people do it motivate me and shows that if they can do it, than I can do it because I know that I have a long way ahead of me and a lot of challenges. I don’t want to doubt myself because I know is going to be hard. I just hope everything goes well 🤞🏽🤞🏽

  • @RUBTSOV366
    @RUBTSOV366 8 месяцев назад +2

    How many patients do you see on average per work shift? and could you show us a little bit about what and how you describe? thank you very much!

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  8 месяцев назад

      I work 10 hours shift, on a really busy night I do 10-12 patients.

  • @user-gp4gw8wl1l
    @user-gp4gw8wl1l Год назад

    how to apply as sonographer in USA kabayan😊?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +1

      Hi po, I went back to school here po. May video ako tungkol dito, sana mapanuod nyo, thank you po. ruclips.net/video/TlzZOG5EjRk/видео.html

  • @realbosstakea
    @realbosstakea 5 месяцев назад

    Why not nursing? is this job harder or easier compared to a nurse? the only cons is that the program for ultrasound is more expensive than nurse program?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  4 месяца назад +2

      Nursing doesn’t really interest me as a job, I wanted to do something that I like and enjoy.

    • @realbosstakea
      @realbosstakea 4 месяца назад

      @@simplehaze9142 I feel you! Any chance you can answer my other two questions aswell!

  • @user-hy4wc6uf6q
    @user-hy4wc6uf6q 6 месяцев назад

    do you need to be nurse or get any certificate to work like you?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  6 месяцев назад

      No, you don’t need to be a nurse. You do need to have an ultrasound degree and get certified to work as a sonographer, hope this helps. I also have a video about how I get into ultrasound school.

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  6 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/video/41QPD8ML9fQ/видео.htmlsi=Kp6Z-eMXU3PKeHGL

  • @AbdiqanniMHL
    @AbdiqanniMHL Год назад

    Good day, how many hours do you work per day ?

  • @raii6386
    @raii6386 6 месяцев назад

    hello po.. inspiring po ako kumuha ng course ng sonography ilang years po ba bago mo matapos ito at my board exam po ba?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  6 месяцев назад

      Go po sir if yun ang gusto mo, sa Amin dito is 2 years lang including prerequisites. Yes po may board exam pagkatapos kasi kailangan mo maging certified sonographer.

    • @raii6386
      @raii6386 6 месяцев назад

      @@simplehaze9142 pero dto po sa pilipinas ok lang po ba kumuha ng 2years?

    • @raii6386
      @raii6386 6 месяцев назад

      @@simplehaze9142 tapos my ksali na po bang board exam non?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  6 месяцев назад

      @@raii6386 I’m not sure po sa pinas, I have no clue, pacensya na po. Try to check sa school na ng offer ng course po. Kasi Baka iba dyan.

  • @mitchjeon342
    @mitchjeon342 Месяц назад

    Questions is this the same as sonographer?

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Месяц назад

      Yes ma’am. I just used another term that is easier to understand because not a lot of people know what medical sonographer is.

    • @mitchjeon342
      @mitchjeon342 Месяц назад

      @simplehaze9142 Thank you. I'm a shs i really want to be a sonographer, and i found your channel it gives an idea of what you do. Also, new subscriber, hehe
      L

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Месяц назад +1

      @@mitchjeon342 Do it, it is an awesome career to have. Thank you so much for subscribing, appreciate it.

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Месяц назад +1

      @@mitchjeon342 another video you maybe interested in ruclips.net/video/T2AM9BpyO1w/видео.htmlsi=DSZtKD9Edh7q350E 😀😀😀

    • @mitchjeon342
      @mitchjeon342 Месяц назад

      @simplehaze9142 oh definitely pls post more vlogs like this ty

  • @roxanamachado7262
    @roxanamachado7262 Год назад

    How many years did u do for college? I wanna become an ultrasound technician! 😀😀🥹🥹🙂🙂😇😇😊😊😊& out of possibility … how much do you make an hour? If u don’t mind me askin

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +3

      2 years..😀 the pay really depends where you work, which state and hospital. The average in Georgia is about $29.38, but it varies with your years experience and it’s not the same in all hospitals. Thank you for your question, appreciate it.

    • @roxanamachado7262
      @roxanamachado7262 Год назад

      @@simplehaze9142 thank u!! 😊😊😊🥹🥹🥹

    • @simplehaze9142
      @simplehaze9142  Год назад +1

      @@roxanamachado7262 you’re very welcome.😁

  • @Dopeee3
    @Dopeee3 Год назад +1

    I’m so glad i found you i live in Augusta 🥹 can you mentor me? I’m in college now

    • @Dopeee3
      @Dopeee3 Год назад

      Can you mentor me?