Medical Sonography Course
Q861-003-4:2022
Mission
Vision
To become a center of excellence in sonography training, where graduates are recognized for their technical skills and professional ethics in healthcare.
To train students to become highly skilled, professional, and ethical sonographers capable of providing high-quality service to the community.
Career Opportunities
Hospital or Clinic Sonographer
Work as a sonographer in hospitals or clinics to perform ultrasound procedures and assist in diagnosing a wide range of medical conditions.
Application Specialist for Ultrasound Machine
Provide training and technical support to ultrasound machine users, usually working with medical equipment supply companies.
Ultrasound Center Owner
Establish and manage your own ultrasound center, offering ultrasound services to the public.
Sonography Trainer or Lecturer
Become a trainer or instructor in the field of sonography at educational institutions or training centers, helping to train the next generation of sonographers.
Work Overseas (Singapore & Australia)
Opportunities to work as a sonographer overseas, especially in countries like Singapore and Australia, where demand for sonography professionals is high.
Veterinary Clinic Sonographer
Work as a sonographer in veterinary clinics to perform ultrasound procedures on animals, supporting the diagnosis and treatment of pets and other animals.
Further Study Pathways
Course Outline Medical Sonography
CU Learning Outcomes
Assessment Methods
The assessment methods in this program are designed to evaluate students’ achievements and skills in the field of medical sonography. These typically include:
Theoretical Assessment
Written tests or final examinations to measure students’ understanding of sonography theory, anatomy, and relevant technical knowledge.
Practical Assessment
Hands-on examinations where students demonstrate their ability to operate ultrasound machines, manage patients, and interpret scan results.
Final Project Assessment
A final project or study conducted by students to evaluate their ability to apply both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
Industrial Training Assessment (Clinical Practice)
Practical training in medical centers, clinics, or hospitals where students are evaluated based on their performance in a real working environment.
Presentations and Research Reports
Students may be required to give presentations or prepare research reports to demonstrate their understanding of specific subject areas.
Continuous Assessment
Regular assignments, quizzes, and laboratory exercises conducted throughout the semester as part of ongoing assessment.
Training Implementation
Training in this program is essential to ensure students are well prepared both practically and theoretically. It includes:
Clinical Training
Students will be placed in hospitals or clinics to gain hands-on experience under the supervision of certified professionals.
Simulation Training
Before industrial training, students may undergo simulation training in laboratories using simulated ultrasound machines to build confidence and basic skills.
Training Schedule
Industrial training is usually conducted at the end of the study program for a specific duration, typically between 3 to 6 months, depending on program requirements.
Training Activity Log
Students are required to keep daily or weekly activity records in a logbook, which must be verified by the industrial training supervisor.
Supervisor Observation and Evaluation
Supervisors at the training site will assess student performance and provide feedback to the educational institution.
Appeal Procedures
If students are dissatisfied with assessment results or encounter issues during training, they may follow the appeal procedures below:
Academic Assessment Appeal
Students who are unhappy with their assessment results (theory or practical) may submit a formal appeal to the academic department within the specified timeframe.
Appeal Submission Process
Students must usually complete an appeal form and provide supporting documents such as evidence of errors or special circumstances that may have affected their performance.
Review by Academic Panel
The appeal will be reviewed by an academic panel, and a decision will be made whether to revise the assessment or maintain the original result.
Industrial Training Assessment Appeal
If there are issues with industrial training evaluations, students may discuss them with their industrial supervisor or the program management.
Referral to Human Resources or Training Department
More serious appeals will be referred to the Industrial Training Department or the department responsible for the program.
Re-assessment Process
Supervisors or management will reassess the evaluation based on performance records and feedback from the industrial training supervisor.
Special Appeals
In cases such as personal issues, health problems, or unforeseen circumstances that affect performance, students may apply for a special appeal for consideration.
Students are advised to refer to their respective Student Handbook for detailed procedures and full guidelines on training implementation, assessment, and appeal processes.
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This flowchart covers the main steps from the initial review of results to the notification of appeal outcomes, helping students understand each stage of the appeal process.
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