Role Overview
The Sonographer performs ultrasound imaging procedures, including abdominal, small parts, obstetrical, and vascular studies, for adult and pediatric patients. They assist with needle procedures like biopsies and drainages, ensuring equipment readiness and proper documentation. The role involves working independently, performing on-call and portable exams, and maintaining high-quality patient care close to home.
Qualifications & Skills
- Associate or Trade School education
- RDMS or equivalent certification
- Preferred: 2+ years of experience, RDCS certification, CPR certification
- Strong attention to equipment functionality, documentation, and patient safety
Key Responsibilities
- Ensure ultrasound equipment is functional and ready for use
- Perform and document imaging examinations accurately
- Operate independently, including on-call and portable exams, at various sites as needed
Benefits
- Comprehensive health, dental, vision, and life insurance
- Disability insurance paid by employer
- 401(k) with employer match, retirement contributions
- Tuition assistance, paid time off, flexible spending accounts, and adoption support
This role offers the opportunity to deliver quality diagnostic imaging services in a community-focused hospital setting, supporting diagnosis and treatment while enjoying a comprehensive benefits package.