Cardiovascular Sonography

Hands-on Cardiovascular Sonography Education in California

Cardiovascular sonography (also called cardiac sonography) uses ultrasound imaging to help evaluate heart structure, blood flow, and vascular function. These non-invasive imaging procedures support healthcare teams in assessing cardiovascular conditions and guiding patient care. 

At Smith Chason College in Ontario, California, students complete a comprehensive educational pathway that includes lecture and theory coursework online, on-campus ultrasound lab instruction, and supervised clinical externship experiences.

Explore the cardiovascular sonography and echocardiography programs below: 

Bachelor of Science in Diagnostic Cardiovascular Sonography
Can be completed in just 36 months
Sit for relevant ARDMS and CCI registries upon completion*

Explore how cardiac and vascular ultrasound is used to assist doctors in diagnosing often life-threatening cardiac and vascular abnormalities. This program provides an educational journey into cardiovascular sonography, vascular sonography, structural heart disease, and congenital heart disease (CHD), Electrocardiography (EKG), and other advanced cardiovascular + vascular ultrasound protocols utilized by cardiovascular sonographers.

*Graduates of Smith Chason College’s imaging programs are eligible to sit for their registry exams, including ARDMS, CCI, and ARRT.

Associate Degrees:

Academic Associate of Science in Cardiovascular Sonography
Can be completed in just 21 months
Sit for relevant CCI registry upon completion*

Study the world of cardiovascular sonography! In this program, students will gain instruction on cardiovascular and vascular ultrasound, structural heart disease, and congenital heart disease (CHD), and Electrocardiography (EKG) and how it is used to assist doctors in diagnosing heart health.

*Graduates of Smith Chason College’s imaging programs are eligible to sit for their registry exams, including ARDMS, CCI, and ARRT.

Diploma Program:

Accreditation
& Licensure

Graduates Are
Registry Eligible