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All students enrolled in the School of Allied Health at BryanLGH College of Health Sciences participate in unparalleled hands-on experience, completing 1260-1305 clinical hours by graduation, training with state-of-the-art equipment—including our Human/Patient Simulators and Skills Labs—studying with committed faculty and working alongside outstanding medical professionals at multiple urban acute-care facilities and selected specialty clinics, including the BryanLGH Medical Center—one of the most renowned healthcare organizations in the Midwest.

Associate of Science Degree in Adult Cardiac Sonography

Students earning an Associate of Science Degree in Adult Cardiac Sonography do more than learn how to create echocardiograms or ultrasound images of a patient’s heart. They also learn how to use medical technology in a way that helps physicians detect a variety of heart conditions—and help patients gain knowledge, comfort and peace of mind.

Students enrolled in this program complete 27 hours of General Education courses and 57 semester hours in the Adult Cardiac Sonography major. Graduates meet published requirements by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS) to sit for the examination to become a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer.

Associate of Science Degree in Invasive Cardiovascular Technology

Students earning an Associate of Science Degree in Invasive Cardiovascular Technology use their clinical and classroom-based training to assist in diagnosing patients and aiding physicians in life-saving cardiac procedures.

Students enrolled in this program complete 31 hours of General Education courses and 59 semester hours in the Invasive Cardiovascular Technology major. Graduates meet published requirements by Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI) to sit for the examination to become a Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist.

Associate of Science Degree in Vascular Sonography

Students earning an Associate of Science Degree in Vascular Sonography aid in diagnosing vascular disorders—including stroke. Working in cooperation with physicians in direct patient care environments, graduates become skilled at using imaging and non-imaging modalities to detect and address peripheral vascular disease and venous abnormalities.

Students enrolled in this program complete 27 hours of General Education courses and 57 semester hours in the Vascular Sonography major. Graduates of the program meet published requirements by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS) to sit for the examination to become a Registered Vascular Technologist.

Associate of Science Degree in General Sonography

Ultrasound technology can be used to diagnose a range of significant health issues. It also provides the first crucial images of a developing fetus. Students earning an Associate of Science Degree in General Sonography study in the classroom and apply this knowledge in clinical settings to be a part of this exciting—and illuminating—healthcare field.

Students enrolled in this program complete 30 hours of General Education courses and 51 semester hours in the General Sonography major.  The program is designed to be completed in three semesters and one thirteen-week summer session after completing required prerequisite coursework. Graduates meet published requirements by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS) to sit for the examination to become a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer.

Certificate of Completion in Medical Transcription

Students earning a Certificate of Completion in Medical Transcription enjoy the flexibility of a self-directed, self-paced program that prepares the graduate to function as an entry-level medical transcriptionist who interprets and transcribes medical reports dictated by physicians and other healthcare professionals.

The program utilizes the SUM (Systems Unit Method) Program developed by Health Professions Institute, a leading medical transcription training program. The program is divided into Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced training modules and is designed to be completed independently in 9-12 months. All Medical Transcription students are assigned mentors who provide one-on-one support as they complete this certificate program.

To learn more about programs available through the BryanLGH College of Health Sciences School of Allied Health, contact the Admissions Office at (402) 481-8697.