Sonographers interested in finding out more about how they can advance their career are being encouraged to attend a study day and workshop taking place on March 3.
The ‘How Do I Progress My Ultrasound Career?’ event will bring together experts from across the sonography career landscape, including practice educators, advanced practitioners, clinical specialists and researchers to deliver educational seminars and workshops.
Whether considering advanced practice, a consultant role, education, research, or management, this study day is designed to help those interested in ultrasound to develop their path forward.
Expertise and guidance
Taking place on 3 March 2026 from 9am to 4.30pm at 44 Hallam Street, London W1, attendees will find support on advancement, pursuing new roles, and actionable next steps.
Speakers will discuss their career journeys from across pathways, deliver expertise surrounding the career frameworks that are available, and provide hands-on sessions with mapping tools, tailored to individuals’ aspirations.
Programme highlights include:
- Real career journeys - expert talks on career progression, practice educator roles, and specialist pathways
- Insights into breast imaging, early pregnancy and endometriosis clinics
- Guidance on innovation in ultrasound and transitioning to education
- Interactive workshop on the Sonographer Career Framework and Education and Career Framework tools
- Networking opportunities – connect with speakers and peers who share your ambitions
'Shape your own career journey'
A spokesperson for the event said: “This event brings together the expertise and supportive community that makes our profession thrive. It's your opportunity to learn from those who've navigated these pathways and to shape your own career journey with confidence.”
This study day has been endorsed by CPD Now and may help to support learning outcomes including:
- Practical skills
- Knowledge base
- Legal/ethical frameworks or guidance
- Manage knowledge/information
- High-quality healthcare/education services
- Patient-centred care and choice
- Workforce development or staff governance
- Evidence to support practice
- Further the profession
- Professional body/trade union
Find out more information, and purchase tickets online here.
Early bird ticket rates are available until February 3.