Diagnostic Medical Sonography Degree

OB/GYN – Diagnostic Medical Sonography

Bachelor’s Degree

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Gain access to some of the best career opportunities in sonography and OB/GYN

Train for a variety of unique sonography specializations
Pursue positions at prestigious Magnet® hospitals
Study close to home at our campus in Ramsey

Through our diagnostic medical sonography bachelor’s degree, you’ll help patients learn answers to important questions like, “Is it a boy or a girl?” and record images for a wide range of other specializations including abdominal sonography, breast sonography, thyroid, and more. Thanks to a unique curriculum structure, students can choose to start with a 9 month medical assisting certificate program, and return at any point to transfer their previous credits into the associate and bachelor’s sonography degrees.

FAQs: OB/GYN Diagnostic Medical Sonography

What does the OB/GYN sonography program focus on?

You will receive step-by-step instruction in women’s health imaging. The emphasis is on using ultrasonography to monitor baby growth, assess the pelvis, and provide prenatal care. It is a combination of getting to know the technology, properly positioning patients, and making sure each scan yields dependable, clear photos.

Is certification required for OB/GYN sonographers?

Most employers expect it. Graduates usually sit for ARDMS credentials, specifically the OB/GYN specialty, to show they meet clinical standards. Many hospitals list that certification as a condition of hire.

What types of healthcare settings hire OB/GYN sonographers?

Busy hospitals, OB/GYN practices, outpatient diagnostic centers, and maternal-fetal medicine clinics. Some techs join mobile services or research teams when they want a different pace.

Are there safety or regulatory standards for sonography?

Yes. You follow equipment safety protocols, document correctly under HIPAA, and use techniques that keep exposure as low as reasonably achievable. The FDA oversees device safety, and accrediting groups set expectations for image quality.

Is financial aid available for this program?

If the program is accredited, eligible students can apply for Pell Grants and Direct Loans. Many regions also offer workforce funds for high-need allied health training.