Performs ultrasound exams for interpretation to aid in patient diagnosis. Uses independent judgment in applying non-ionizing, high-frequency ultrasonic waves for diagnosis of disease. Collaborates with clinicians to ensure studies are appropriate and performs related administrative tasks. Prepares patients for ultrasound exams, positions them according to departmental procedures, and explains procedures in lay terms to ease pre-testing anxiety. Obtains relevant imaging and diagnostic reports, and consults with referring physicians about patient history and the appropriate exam. Sets up equipment and selects settings to support accurate results, applying technical judgment. Recognizes and distinguishes normal or pathologic structures from artifacts, and determines when further evaluation is needed. Observes patients throughout examinations and reports changes in condition or motor-abnormality complaints according to procedure. Documents image details, labels studies, and maintains exam records and logs. Performs minor repairs, calibration checks, equipment adjustments, and troubleshooting as needed. Other related duties may be required. The posting identifies the listed responsibilities as essential functions under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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