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What is your salary like as a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer/Ultrasound Tech (I know this will vary by location/experience)?

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I’m being pressured to pursue nursing instead of sonography because it pays more/offers more advancement BUT from my research sonographers make more than nurses (in Arizona) and I have no desire to be a NP, PA, MD, or DO. At most I’d like to get into management in the future but I’m only 20 years old and have no experience so that won’t happen for awhile.

I am on a waitlist for the only accredited sonography program in Arizona so by the time I get in it’ll be 2023, 2024 or 2025 even. In which I assume sonography salaries will go up by then.

I really like sonography and my dream job is to be a pediatric sonographer in a children’s hospital.

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