[jollyjenny]

Hello!

I have been torn for years on whether to become a sonographer or an RN (2 completely different careers, I know). I have finally made up my mind and will be starting an ADN program in the fall. Recently I was informed that there is a school where I am that has a sonography program offered to radiographers and RNs.

So, out of curiosity, what might the marketability be like for and RN who is also certified in sonography? I think sonography is so interesting, but I also think that nursing is what I'm meant to do. Who would hire someone with both credentials? Would the extra sonography training be a waste of time if I want to continue nursing afterward?

Thanks!

[ZippyGBR]

increasing number of Midwife sonographers in the UK - however mainly working in obs +gynae settings

i suppose cardiology could be another area ? doing echos etc

[meandragonbrett]

I see absolutely no reason to do both unless it's just something you want to do for yourself.

[Pinkster]

Originally Posted by jollyjenny

Hello!

I have been torn for years on whether to become a sonographer or an RN (2 completely different careers, I know). I have finally made up my mind and will be starting an ADN program in the fall. Recently I was informed that there is a school where I am that has a sonography program offered to radiographers and RNs.

So, out of curiosity, what might the marketability be like for and RN who is also certified in sonography? I think sonography is so interesting, but I also think that nursing is what I'm meant to do. Who would hire someone with both credentials? Would the extra sonography training be a waste of time if I want to continue nursing afterward?

Thanks!

Bringing this thread back to life, wondering if some more input could be added.
Thanks