sonographer

American  

[suh-nah-gruhf-er] / səˈnɑ grəf ər /

noun

plural

sonographers

1. Medicine/Medical. a professional trained to administer examinations using ultrasonography.

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Example Sentences

The SoR is now calling for sonographer to become a protected job title in the UK in the same way as dietician, podiatrist, art therapist or radiographer.

From BBC

It is concerned that anyone using an ultrasound machine can call themselves a sonographer and offer the service - often sold as a reassurance, souvenir or sexing scan - ahead of the routine 20-week NHS check.

From BBC

Cheney still has a day job, now as a cardiovascular sonographer.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Weirdly, I had a dream that the sonographer found more than one baby, so even though it was a surprise, I feel my body trying to warn me, so I feel like part of me knew deep down, inside, like intuition," she told BBC Sport.

From BBC

Time was now starkly divided between before that moment in the sonographer's room, where the sound of only one heartbeat filled my ears - my own - and after.

From BBC