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Re: question regarding the history of sonography schoolsFrom: ROBERT PERGOLINI (pergolinifla10@msn.com)Fri Jul 21 13:50:01 2006
Hello, I think it was in Philadelphia, at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Thanks, Anna
> ----- Original Message ----- Hello, when and where was the first Sonography school established? What were the requirements before applying? The reason for the question is that the medical requirement prior to 18 month sonography programs is fading away. In my opinion, 18 months of clinical and sonography skills falls short of producing compitent and confident sonographers. I would like to extend our 18 month DMS program to a 2 year program if possible. Thank you! Jose -- Jose A. Rodriguez, RVT, RDMS, R.T.(R) Clinical Coordinator/Associate Professor, Sonography Cy-Fair College 9191 Barker Cypress Rd. Cypress, TX 77433-1383 281-290-3997 jose.a.rodriguez@nhmccd.edu<mailto:jose.a.rodriguez@nhmccd.edu>
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