In this episode, Geselle & Lynn discusses how Lynn was able to pass 2 registries (RVT & RDCS) in 5 days and what’s in store for the future for Lynn, Geselle, & the podcast! 

With this episode we want to express our gratitude to YOU & everything else that brought us to where we are currently! 

Another milestone episode! Geselle summarizes her grad school experience & shares her thoughts & tips on pursuing higher education! 

Lynn recently passed her first ARDMS credential, Registered Vascular Technologist, and she shares her experience with the studying & testing process. Tune in as Geselle & Lynn celebrate this amazing milestone! 

Geselle & Lynn share what’s ahead in their sonography journey in the near future. Many exciting events & milestones! 

We are closing out Medical Ultrasound Awareness Month with KristyDMS! Get to know Kristy outside of Youtube in this fun & exciting episode as she shares her life as a sonographer and influencer/content creator.

Have you ever wondered how to take your sonography career to the next level? Do you want to be your own boss? Special guest, Jennifer from Advanced Imaging, Inc., gives the run down on how to take that first step in this episode. Tune in to learn more! 

In honor of Medical Ultrasound Awareness Month, Geselle & Lynn share why they both love ultrasound! They also feature other students and sonographers' reasons why they love ultrasound. Tune in to hear Geselle's POV as a senior sonographer & Lynn's POV as 2nd year sonography student. 

Tune in to this 50th episode for some FUN as Geselle & Lynn celebrate 1 year of Sonographers in the Cities and kick off Medical Ultrasound Awareness Month! 

Geselle & Lynn answer your questions! Questions asked:Did you ever question being a sonographer while in shool?How did you first know sonography was for you?Any good responses for when people try & tell you that AI will take over imaging?How do you address schools that prioritize speed in an exam over picture quality?When should you start studying for the SPI?What's the hardest and easiest body parts to scan?How can I be more confident in my scanning as a student?Is it possible for you guys to post a typical "sample" scan report?How to pass physicsHow did you know what you wanted to specialize in? (abdomen, vascular, etc)