As such, it is a medical profession, and one of the more unique ones as well. There are unique things about it, like going to sonography school and how easy it is to get into it.
The schooling is unique because, unlike the majority of other medical professions, this one doesn't cost nearly as much or take nearly as long. Going to school to become a sonographer only takes two years and you can get the education from a community college, meaning it's cheap. In some cases, all you need is training, since there's no licensing.
It's also important to know that it's predicted to grow at a solid rate through 2012, meaning greater demand for it. It's also a full time job that's typically 40 hours/week with an annual salary of $40k. And it's a job in medicine, meaning it's probably going to be around for quite some time.
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