Our graduates gain an in-depth knowledge of the subject and learn how to: 

• Perform ultrasound procedures in an efficient and timely manner.  
• Apply proper body mechanics and practice ergonomic techniques to ensure self and patient’s physical safety. 
• Record correct medical history, correctly perform ultrasound examination and document findings using correct medical terminology and standard abbreviations. 
• Establish effective, efficient and meaningful verbal and non-verbal communication with the patient, patient’s relatives and health care team members.  
• Apply appropriate critical thinking techniques in understanding and solving complex, unusual and exceptional problems/situations. 
• Assist the physicians in performing specialized procedures such as contrast studies, aspiration and injection procedures, intraoperative ultrasonography and other interventional procedures.  
• Evaluate images for normal and abnormal findings by integrating knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pathology and prepare sonographer impression and report for submission to the interpreting physician. 
• Furnish safe, complacent and dignified environment to the patient in line with standards of practice and guidelines provided by professional and regulatory bodies like Sonography Canada and CMRITO.  
• Rigorously implement profession required infection control measures to protect self, the patient and coworkers against contagious disease processes.  
• Apply principles of ultrasound physics and instrumentation be able to achieve a high quality and diagnostically helpful ultrasound study.  
• Maintain professional appearance and uphold manner and conduct expected out of a qualified, competent and seasoned sonographer.