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ICH of Pasadena, CA, is announcing the addition of SonoSim technology to the Ultrasound Technician program. The SonoSim Ultrasound Training Solution offers state-of-the-art educational modules that complement students’ training by providing remote hands-on ultrasound training, real-patient scanning cases and pathologies, didactic instruction, and assessment. The Ultrasound Technician program is offered at ICH’s campus location in Pasadena, CA. Continue reading
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Pasadena, CA, Apr 26, 2021 /prREACH/ -- Integrity College of Health of Pasadena, CA is excited to announce the addition of SonoSim technology to the Ultrasound Technician program. The SonoSim Ultrasound Training Solution offers state-of-the-art educational modules that complement students’ training by providing remote hands-on ultrasound training, real-patient scanning cases and pathologies, didactic instruction, and assessment. The Ultrasound Technician program is offered at ICH’s campus located in Pasadena, CA.
Integrity College of Health (ICH) of Pasadena, CA offers programs for students interested in training for careers in the healthcare field. ICH’s Ultrasound Technician program prepares students for immediate entry-level positions in the field and is designed to be completed in as few as 101 weeks. Students in the Ultrasound Technology program learn critical theoretical knowledge and practical hands-on skills through a combination of coursework, clinical labs, and an externship. Under the guidance of skilled faculty, ICH students learn to use specialized equipment. There are five required courses in the Ultrasound Technician program: Medical Terminology; Anatomy, Physiology and Physics; Ultrasound Laboratory, Abdomen, OBGYN and Vascular; and an Externship course. Upon completion of the program, students receive a Certificate of Completion, Ultrasound Technology diploma, and are prepared for immediate entry-level employment.
At ICH, our mission is to prepare students thoroughly for actual employment in the field. To accomplish this mission, ICH offers students the most current and up-to-date industry training techniques. ICH is excited to now offer Ultrasound Technology students access to the innovative SonoSim Ultrasound Training Solution platform. SonoSim provides a breakthrough ultrasound training experience, including on-demand access to pathologies, peer-reviewed courses, a mobile app, and performance tracking. Studying at home, students simply insert the SonoSim Probe into a USB port and their personal computer is instantly transformed into a bedside ultrasound-training environment. SonoSim utilizes the world’s largest online library of actual patient cases with a broad spectrum of normal and real pathologic conditions, so students are able to simulate real-world experiences. The SonoSim program offers students immediate probe-positioning guidance and expert feedback while scanning real-patient cases.
In announcing the addition of SonoSim technology to the Ultrasound program, ICH’s Ultrasound Program Director Chelsea Thomson, RDMS, said, “The addition of SonoSim to our students education provides a learning experience that surpasses what can traditionally be offered in a lab setting. Students will gain access to pathologies, procedures and case studies that will further prepare them for what they will encounter in the field. This tool helps take the lab home with them so that they can practice the hands-on application outside of course hours and will help them set themselves apart from others entering the field.”
SonoSim’s innovative, patented technology offers ICH students the most current, relevant industry training available today. Training to be an ultrasound technician is a popular choice amongst students looking to enter the healthcare field. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects increasing growth in this field as sonography becomes an increasingly attractive alternative to radiological procedures. The BLS predicts the field will grow at a faster than average rate of 12% annually through 2029, adding approximately 15,600 new jobs to the economy. Many ultrasound technicians/ digital medical sonographers find positions in public and private hospitals; others work in private practices, physicians' offices, medical and diagnostic laboratories and outpatient care centers.
ICH is a higher learning institution dedicated to providing flexible real-world healthcare training through hybrid, hands-on, and online classes. To learn more about ICH’s Ultrasound Technology program featuring SonoSim technology, visit https://ich.edu/programs/diagnostic-medical-sonography.
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