08/09/2026
I donāt talk about this enoughā¦
I really do love sonography. ā¤ļø
After 16 years in this profession, Iāve been reflecting on just how much this career has given me.
It gave me a career I genuinely find fascinating. It has allowed me to keep learning, meet incredible people, work in different places and experience opportunities I never could have imagined when I first started.
It has taken me across Australia, overseas and into the world of locum work. It has given me independence, friendships, experiences and a career that has shaped so much of my life.
And ultimately, it led me to create Sonographers Downunder.
Iām now at a point where Iām making some changes. Iām allowing more time for myself, for travelling, for the things I enjoy and for the life Iāve worked so hard to create.
But Iām not quitting sonography.
Iām simply making room for more.
Because after 16 years, Iāve realised that loving your career and wanting more from life donāt have to be mutually exclusive.
So today, rather than focusing on the challenges of our profession, I want to celebrate it.
Iām incredibly grateful I chose sonography.
And if youāre a student considering this career, or a sonographer somewhere along your journey, I hope you remember there is so much to love about what we do ā and so many different ways to make this profession work for you. š