Since the advent of ultrasound scanning in the 1950s, the global movement to develop and expand its diagnostic features continue in its appeal with the medical community today. The ultrasound design using sound waves and echo reflection became widely accepted for being the safe (non-radiation), inexpensive, repeatable and non-invasive alternative in medical imaging. Early clinical upgrades included the development of the pulse Doppler paradigm (1966) to enable scanning layers of the heart via blood flow.

The Great Resignation has impacted every industry, including ours. While this movement will be studied for years to come, it’s tough to argue that the pandemic has not accelerated the shift in the workforce.