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Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WRMSDs)

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David Boyd
5 years ago

Working for almost 8 years and incurred my second injury

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I scan in pain everyday

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Lucy Kohnen
5 years ago

I've been scanning for over 16 years and am of with my 2nd work related injury. We need to be proactive in protecting sonographers!

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Lisette Collar
5 years ago

We need protection!

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Kelsey Nance
5 years ago

RDCS, RVT

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Carrie Ruiz
5 years ago

My workplace is good about not pushing numbers but alot of locations are not.

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Sara Piccione
5 years ago

Only been scanning for 6 years and already looking at a career change because I’m in so much pain

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Angie mckinnson
5 years ago

Please. Help. We love our career, but the pain will end us too early. Experience DOES matter in ultrasound, the field would lose it’s appeal in medicine if we lose all the experienced Sonographers.

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Angela Capuano
5 years ago

Echo 20 years multiple issues neck shoulders and lower back!!

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Alison Somerville
5 years ago

Have worked as a sonographer for 15 years. Shoulder, neck, back, hip pain carpel tunnel , headaches, radial nerve damage , nerve damage in neck.

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Yenisey Grinan
5 years ago

For better work conditions to sonographer

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Protect our rights and our bodies! We are NOT machines

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Kwasifia Ntedo Amos
5 years ago

Learn more about musculoskeletal

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Nyarko Christian
5 years ago

We need regulatory approval to maintain the standards of practice as professionals across globe

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Glenn Bloom
5 years ago

This needs to be taken seriously.

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Adam Berkley
5 years ago

Great

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Diana Berkley
5 years ago

Please make it happens.

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Liz Ralston
5 years ago

Trying to figure out how to retire early due to MSK pain.

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Kevin kuhn
5 years ago

Get them what they need to do their job. The alternative is work comp or spending 2 years making back the money it cost to recruit and train someone.

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Carrie McCollum
5 years ago

I can only do part time because of a work related injury ... I havent been in the profession very long