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Thinking about going to community college for Sonography after my Bachelor's Degree and Master's Degree.

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Hey everybody! Obvious newbie here. I am thinking about going into Sonography - either Cardiac Sonography, OB/GYN, possibly Vascular. I am currently in nursing school and have discovered this is just not my niche and I feel like I'm really struggling more than the average nursing student. I have a Bachelor of Applies Arts Degree in Human Development and Family Studies and a Master's of Science Degree in Health Administration. I would go to a community college here in my home state to complete this degree/licensure. I want to remain in the medical field as I do like that part of my life and current job I work in the Emergency Department. A couple of questions I have is:

- What am I looking at in terms of school wise (how many years would I have) combined with my Bachelor and Master's Degree?

- Any body with a nursing background here that felt that same as I do/did that went the sonography route?

- Will I be employable anywhere? I.E. is there demand for sonographers now and in the future?

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Thank you in advance!

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