Sonographer

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$75,833
Sonographer in United States median base salary $75,833/yr. Information is based on 12 Sonographer jobs advertised between May 2023 and November 2023.
How much do Sonographer earn in United States? The average salary of Sonographer is $75,833 in United States
$75,833 /yr
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Average $75,833
Range $80K - $90K
Last updated February 02 2024
The average pay range for Sonographer is between $80K and $90K. Salaries vary from a low of $60K up to $90K per year. The average number of Sonographer roles advertised per month is 11 in United States between May 2023 and November 2023.
What are the most common skills required to be a Sonographer? The most common skills required for a Sonographer are:
Cardiac Ultrasound Diagnostic Echocardiography Medical Imaging Vascular Cardiovascular Databases Diagnostic Diagnostic Medical Sonography Echocardiography Interpreting Mammography Medical Imaging Medical Technology Medicine Radiography Records Screening Sonography Surgery Ultrasonography Vascular
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These skills are most commonly found in Sonographer job advertisements and position descriptions.

Last updated April 30 2024
Which recruitment agencies have the largest number of Healthcare & Medical roles in United States?
See which recruitment agencies advertise the most Healthcare & Medical roles. See what salaries they paid for Healthcare & Medical in United States. See how they compare to the average Healthcare & Medical salary of $79,000.
Community Health Center of Snohomish County
Seattle (100%)
68

$31K-$31K

(($48,000))

$31K-$31K
(($48,000))
Wood County
Toledo (100%)
48

$47K-$53K

(($29,000))

$47K-$53K
(($29,000))
US Department of Veterans Affairs
Charlotte (29%), Bridgeport (17%), Los Angeles (17%), Seattle (17%) +2 others
42

$60K-$81K

(($7,643))

$60K-$81K
(($7,643))
Therapeutic Approach to Growth
Los Angeles (58%), San Diego (42%)
26

$32K-$39K

(($43,250))

$32K-$39K
(($43,250))
Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare
Houston (100%)
21

$32K-$33K

(($46,334))

$32K-$33K
(($46,334))
Last Updated July 29 2020
How many years does it take to become a Sonographer?
Most candidates undertake an average of 4 years Healthcare & Medical prior to being appointed as a Sonographer.
Average Healthcare & Medical required to become a Sonographer
Last updated May 13 2024
Most candidates have on average 7 years working experience prior to becoming a Sonographer.
Average Healthcare & Medical required to become a Sonographer
Last updated May 13 2024
Where are Medical Imaging in United States sourced from?
Medical Imaging are sourced from
these companies
Hendricks Regional Health
Honeywell Safety Products
O'Connor
PerkinElmer
Vision Software Solutions
Medical Imaging are sourced in United States are most likely to be sourced from these schools
University of New England
University of Washington
New England College
International Career Institute
Princeton University
Last updated May 13 2024