Establishment of an Ultrasound Practitioner Healthcare Role

A big benefit for patients and health care Industry.

I totally support this cause, We deffinetely need the establishment of US practicioner

It's a great idea

This sound great. I would like to help and become one of these practitioners I have been in the field for 37 years and prior to that I was in a different end - the surgical side. I assisted in many carotid end arts andgoral bypasses. I am still certified to work in an OR. This field pete

Yes indeed.this would beneficiar to al partied involved.as the complexity and types of studies increased, i really believe the need of an performer/interpreter on the spot is on demand of course still under a superior authority.and of will be great some training regarding the experience.

I think that this is a great idea

This needs to be done because ultrasound is the future of optimal patient care.

Upward & onward!

It's about time!

All for it!

I am a multi specialty Sonographer who has always been interested in advancing my career with no clear avenues to pursue. I have followed the SDMS attempts to move in this direction and have been disappointed in the lack of progress

About time.

I stand in agreement.

I agree that a Ultrasound Practiiner may be a good cost effective and may provide better, more accurate patient care.

A tiered system is necessary. There are degrees of skill, all have some, some have more, some have less.

I love ultrasound

I support the development of an Ultrasound Practitioner role in our field.

long overdue! want to do this

Yes, I'm highly interested after 21 years of experience doing vascular and general ultrasounds. writing up preliminary reports, and holding 2 bachelors degree, the last one in vascular technology from Oregon State College. Feels highly qualified for it. Why the physicians have to get all the credits for our work and on top of it make money over our shoulders?

This will be. Great for us