Sonographer II

Solis Mammography•Orlando, FL

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Breast Sonographer II independently operates sonography equipment to create images and obtain measurements, maintaining accuracy in patient positioning and scanning technique. The role communicates with patients, relays pertinent information to radiologists, documents information on tracking sheets and charts, and performs additional exams as needed in coordination with the radiologist. Level II eligibility requires at least five years of experience or an ARDMS(BR) registry, regardless of years of experience. The position provides breast ultrasound services while promoting the organization’s patient-focused approach. It includes explaining procedures, supporting patient comfort and well-being, assisting radiologists with ultrasound exams and biopsies, documenting patient and procedure data, and maintaining safe, clean equipment. The role also supports effective working relationships with radiologists, center staff, patients, and referring physicians’ offices.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program; exceptions and training outside the United States are reviewed case by case and require HR approval.
Active ARDMS certification (SPI-only certification is not eligible for hire) or ARRT(S); ARRT-BS is acceptable when performing breast sonography only.
Maintain current compliance with CME requirements; exceptions require HR approval.
For Sonographer II leveling: at least five years of experience, as determined by sonography registry certification date, or an ARDMS(BR) registry regardless of years of experience.
Ability to effectively communicate procedures to patients and educate women about the role of regular mammography in preventative breast health.
Ability to read, write, and comprehend medical terminology, and communicate effectively one-on-one and in small groups with doctors, patients, and other employees.
Ability to apply common-sense understanding to detailed written or oral instructions and address problems involving concrete variables in standardized situations.
Knowledge of database software and RIS/PACS software.
Ability to stand for long periods of time.

Responsibilities

Operate sonography equipment independently to produce high-quality ultrasound images and obtain appropriate measurements for each exam.
Maintain accuracy in patient positioning and scanning technique.
Communicate with patients about procedures and educate women about regular mammography and preventative breast health.
Relay pertinent patient information to radiologists and document applicable patient and procedure data consistently and correctly.
Communicate with radiologists and perform necessary additional exams.
Monitor patients throughout procedures, supporting their emotional and physical well-being, comfort, and cooperation.
Assist or chaperone radiologists during ultrasound exams.
Assist radiologists during ultrasound biopsy procedures using appropriate sterile technique and universal precautions.
Communicate professionally and courteously with patients and referring physicians’ offices as required.
Maintain ultrasound equipment cleanliness, proper maintenance, and safety.
Maintain good working relationships with radiologists and other center staff members.
Understand, promote, and demonstrate the Solis Way.
Perform other duties as assigned.