Misericordia University recognizes students who completed Diagnostic Medical Sonography program
Dallas Township, Pa. Warwick, N.Y., resident Maria Debold is among the 11 students who will receive a Bachelor of degree in diagnostic medical sonography, or more commonly known as ultrasound, during the spring commencement in May.
| 09 Mar 2020 | 01:18
Misericordia University recognized the 16th graduating class from the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Certificate Program and the third graduate class from the Bachelor of Science degree program during the annual Sonography Recognition Ceremony. Students who participated in the special program, first row from left, are Amanda Kline, Selinsgrove, Pa.; Gabriella Pane, Sugarloaf, Pa.; April Calvey, Throop, Pa.; Madison Miller, Mifflinburg, Pa., and Victoria Schmidt, Bethleham, Pa.; second row, Morgan Puzio, Saylorsburg, Pa.; Elizabeth Drumm, Bloomsburg, Pa.; Maria Debold, Warwick, N.Y.; Makenzie Belish, Shickshinny, Pa.; Meghan Austin, Dunmore, Pa., and Allyson Dziwis, York, Pa. (
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Misericordia University recently recognized the 16th graduating class from the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Certificate Program and the third cohort from the Bachelor of Science degree program during the annual Sonography Recognition Ceremony.
Six students completed the rigorous 18-month certificate program, which includes classroom and clinical instruction. Sonography is more commonly referred to as ultrasound.
In addition, five students, including Maria Debold Warwick, N.Y., will receive their entry-level Bachelor of degrees in diagnostic medical sonography during the spring commencement ceremony in May.
Sonographers perform a diagnostic medical procedure that uses ultrasound to produce dynamic visual images of human organs, tissues or blood flow inside the body.
Sonographers work in various medical settings, including hospitals, outpatient clinics and physician offices under the supervision of a physician specialist in radiology, gynecology, obstetrics, pediatrics, vascular surgery, cardiology or ophthalmology.
For more information about the Misericordia University Diagnostic Medical Sonography Bachelor of Science degree or certificate programs, contact Sheryl E. Goss, chairperson of the program, at 570-674-6790 or sgoss@misericordia.edu.
Sonography program details also are available at Misericordia.edu/dms.