Role Overview:
The Sonographer performs diagnostic ultrasound imaging, including abdominal, small parts, obstetrical, and vascular studies, to assist in diagnosis and treatment. The position involves ensuring equipment readiness, performing imaging procedures independently, and documenting results accurately. It may require performing on-call, portable exams, and procedures at various sites.
Responsibilities:
- Ensure proper function and readiness of ultrasound equipment.
- Conduct ultrasound examinations and document procedures thoroughly.
- Perform studies independently, including on-call and portable procedures.
Qualifications & Skills:
- Associate degree or equivalent from trade school.
- RDMS certification required; RDCS or equivalent preferred.
- Experience is not mandatory, but preferred candidates may have up to 2 years of experience.
- Licenses & Certifications: RDMS, CPR, and potentially RDCS.
Key Duties:
- Operate ultrasound equipment efficiently and maintain high-quality imaging.
- Assist with needle procedures such as biopsies and drainages.
- Perform imaging on adult and pediatric patients, including vascular imaging.
- Participate in call, holiday, and weekend rotations as required.
Join a highly specialized department committed to outstanding patient care, with a focus on diagnostic imaging and image-guided therapies in a supportive environment.