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Re: Do canadian sonographers require a permit to work in USA? From: NOWELL ONA (nowell.oms@sbcglobal.net) Wed Apr 26 10:32:56 2006 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Joe Cutchin: "Re: New Generation of Sonographers" Previous message: NOWELL ONA: "New Generation of Sonographers" In reply to: Muhammad R.Haider: "Do canadian sonographers require a permit to work in USA?" Haider, I suggest going to your immigration office or check on-line immigration. Also, vascular background is a big plus as a traveling sonographer in the US. It seems every facilities in the US perform 30%-65% vascular (arterial/venous for lower/upper ext. and segmetal pressure). Good-luck~! At Sat, 8 Apr 2006, Muhammad R.Haider wrote: > >Hi >I am a canadian sonographer based in Surrey, BC, just outside Vancouver. >I was reading about travelling sonography assignments in the US which I >felt inclined to do. I am certified by ARDMS in Ob/Gyn but perform all >kinds of ultrasound exams. I'll appreciate if a colleague can help me >on pre-requisites for candians to work in the US. >Thanks >Haider -- Nowell Ona, ADMS, Mgr. Ona Medical Services. Plano, Texas Next message: Joe Cutchin: "Re: New Generation of Sonographers" Previous message: NOWELL ONA: "New Generation of Sonographers" In reply to: Muhammad R.Haider: "Do canadian sonographers require a permit to work in USA?"

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