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Earn your ultrasound technologist degree and learn how to use advanced imaging technology to support patient care.

Ultrasound Technologist Program

Ultrasound technologists use advanced imaging technology to help physicians examine organs, tissues, and blood flow inside the body. ACC’s Associate of Occupational Science in Ultrasound Technology program helps prepare students with the practical knowledge, hands-on training, and real-world clinical experience needed to perform diagnostic ultrasound procedures in healthcare settings.

Earn Your Degree In 20 Months

The 20-month Ultrasound Technologist program is designed to prepare graduates for entry-level roles in diagnostic medical sonography through classroom instruction, hands-on labs, and supervised clinical experience.

The program is offered at Orange County campus and is delivered in a blended format — combining online coursework with in-person training.

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Prepare for ARRT Certification

Throughout the program, students learn the principles of diagnostic medical sonography while developing scanning techniques used to produce diagnostic-quality images. Graduates earn an associate degree in ultrasound technology and may be eligible to sit for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification exam in Sonography.

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In ACC's Ultrasound Technologist Program, You'll Learn to:

Learn to Perform Diagnostic Ultrasound Exams

Perform Diagnostic Ultrasound Exams

Learn scanning protocols used to evaluate abdominal organs, vascular structures, and reproductive anatomy.

Learn to Apply Imaging Anatomy and Pathology

Apply Imaging Anatomy and Pathology

Identify normal and abnormal sonographic findings while correlating clinical data with imaging results.

Learn to Support Patients During Imaging Procedures

Support Patients During Imaging Procedures

Communicate with patients, position them properly, and maintain professional standards of care.

Program Overview

Ultrasound Technologist Program Overview

In as little as 20 months, ACC’s Associate of Occupational Science in Ultrasound Technology program is designed to prepare students with the knowledge and clinical training needed to work in diagnostic medical sonography.

The curriculum combines general education courses, ultrasound imaging theory, hands-on laboratory training, and over 900 hours of real-world clinical experience. Students train to develop the skills needed to perform ultrasound examinations and produce images that assist physicians in diagnosing medical conditions.

Key areas of study include:

Anatomy and physiology
Ultrasound physics and instrumentation
Medical terminology
Abdominal and small parts sonography
Obstetrics and gynecology ultrasound imaging
Vascular ultrasound imaging
Patient care and professional practice

Students also complete multiple clinical practicum experiences, where they train in healthcare settings such as hospitals, clinics, or imaging centers under the supervision of experienced sonographers.

The goal of the Ultrasound Technologist program is to prepare graduates to:

Perform diagnostic sonographic examinations safely and effectively
Apply ultrasound physics and imaging principles to produce diagnostic-quality images
Communicate effectively with patients and healthcare professionals
Demonstrate professionalism and ethical practice in healthcare environments

Graduates receive an Associate of Occupational Science in Ultrasound Technology and may be eligible to pursue ARRT certification in Sonography.

Program Highlights

Highlights	ACC's Program
Blended form (online and on campus)	✔
Complete in as little as 20 months	✔
Over 900 hours of real-world experience	✔
On-campus labs	✔
Eligibility for ARRT certification exam	✔
Career services support	✔
Financial aid and scholarships available for those who qualify	✔
Graduate resources and alumni network	✔

Accreditation

The Los Angeles, Anaheim, and Ontario campuses in California, along with the Dallas Fort-Worth, Texas campus, are institutionally accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools (ABHES). ABHES 6116 Executive Blvd. Suite 730, North Bethesda, MD 20852; Phone (301) 291-7550 / Fax (703) 917-4109 / www.abhes.org

Prerequisites

To enroll in the Ultrasound Technologist program at ACC, applicants must:

Hold a high school diploma or GED equivalent
Pass an entrance exam
Meet with an Admissions Advisor

For full admission criteria, review ACC’s general college admission requirements.

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Looking for more information about what ACC's ultrasound tech training program has to offer? Our brochure has important details about the program including:

Program curriculum and course highlights
Enrollment requirements
And more!

Download the brochure to explore everything that ACC’s Ultrasound Technologist program has to offer and take the next step toward your future in healthcare.

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FAQs

What is an ultrasound technologist?

An ultrasound technologist (also called a diagnostic medical sonographer) uses ultrasound imaging equipment to produce images of organs, tissues, and blood flow that assist physicians in diagnosing medical conditions.

How long is the Ultrasound Technologist program?

Students can earn their associate degree in ultrasound technology in as little as 20 months.

Is the ultrasound tech program offered online?

The program is delivered in a blended format, meaning some coursework is completed online while lab training and clinical experiences occur in person at our Orange County campus and local clinical sites.

What will I learn in the Ultrasound Technologist program?

Students learn ultrasound physics, imaging techniques, patient care practices, and how to perform diagnostic ultrasound exams in abdominal, vascular, and OB/GYN imaging.

Does the Ultrasound Technologist program prepare students for certification?

ACC’s ultrasound tech curriculum is designed to prepare graduates to pass the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification exam in Sonography (S).

How much does the Ultrasound Technologist program cost?

Our admissions advisors and financial aid advisors are here to support you. To learn more about ACC’s Ultrasound Technologist program cost, access our tuition info.

Is financial aid available for ultrasound technologist school?

Yes, financial aid and scholarships are available for those who qualify. An ACC Financial Aid Advisor can assist you in identifying options to help fund your education.

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With a blended learning format and hands-on training, the Ultrasound Technologist program helps students build the skills needed for a career in sonography.

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How to Become an Ultrasound Technologist in California

As an ultrasound tech, you’ll play an important role in helping detect and diagnose medical issues in patients so they can get proper treatment or care.

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Associate of Occupational Science in Ultrasound Technology

Train for a Rewarding Career in Medical Imaging With Ultrasound Tech Training

Earn your ultrasound technologist degree and learn how to use advanced imaging technology to support patient care.

Ultrasound Technologist Program

Earn Your Degree In 20 Months

Prepare for ARRT Certification

In ACC's Ultrasound Technologist Program, You'll Learn to:

Perform Diagnostic Ultrasound Exams

Apply Imaging Anatomy and Pathology

Support Patients During Imaging Procedures

Program Overview

Ultrasound Technologist Program Overview

Program Highlights

Accreditation

Prerequisites

The Info You Need — All in One Place

Download the Ultrasound Technologist Program Brochure!

From lectures to real-world experience, our ACC programs are designed with your career in mind.

FAQs

What is an ultrasound technologist?

How long is the Ultrasound Technologist program?

Is the ultrasound tech program offered online?

What will I learn in the Ultrasound Technologist program?

Does the Ultrasound Technologist program prepare students for certification?

How much does the Ultrasound Technologist program cost?

Is financial aid available for ultrasound technologist school?

Take the next step in your education.

Career Guide

How to Become an Ultrasound Technologist in California

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