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Diagnostic Sonographer Technician

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I was very fascinated about reading your essay on medical technology and I can definitely tell that you have made a lot of researches about your career and what you want to succeed in life. As far as knowing that you want to pursue a career on diagnostic sonographer technician is a good choice because I feel like you kind of have a best interest on that field, but I think it is better if you change your title since you want to pursue a career of diagnostic sonographer technician. I know it is a part of medical techology and with a degree of medical technology you can pursue a lot things like you mentioned in your essay, but as far as I am concerned you essay focuses on the diagnostic sonographer technician, so your title should be that as well

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