How long is the Ultrasound Technologist program in Orange County?
The Ultrasound Technologist program at ACC’s Orange County campus can be completed in approximately 20 months. The program combines online coursework with hands-on labs and clinical training.
What do students learn in Orange County ultrasound technologist school?
Students learn the principles and techniques used in diagnostic medical sonography, including:
- Performing ultrasound examinations
- Using ultrasound equipment to produce diagnostic images
- Identifying anatomical structures and abnormalities
- Communicating with patients and healthcare teams
- Following safety and professional standards in medical imaging
Students practice these skills in lab settings before applying them during clinical training.
Does the program include clinical ultrasound tech training?
Yes. Students complete over 900 hours of hands-on experience in healthcare settings such as hospitals, clinics, or imaging centers where they have the opportunity to reinforce what they learned in class in a real-world environment.
What certification can graduates pursue after earning their ultrasound tech associate degree?
What careers can this program prepare students for?
Graduates of the ultrasound technologist program in Orange County may pursue entry-level roles performing diagnostic sonography procedures in healthcare settings such as:
- Hospitals
- Imaging centers
- Outpatient clinics
- Physician offices
Is financial aid available for Orange County ultrasound tech school?
Yes. Financial aid and scholarships may be available for students who qualify. ACC financial aid advisors can help students explore available funding options.
