Echo Technologist, PRN

Millennium Physician Group•Englewood, FL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Per diem Echo Technologist performing echocardiography and vascular ultrasound studies to capture cardiovascular images and measurements used by providers to evaluate cardiac and vascular function. The technologist prepares patients, operates ultrasound equipment, obtains standard views and measurements, and documents study information according to established imaging and cardiovascular protocols. The role performs procedure-driven clinical support work with occasional interpretation of established procedures under moderate supervision, interacts frequently with patients, and uses working knowledge of defined cardiovascular imaging processes to resolve routine issues or escalate questions to licensed providers. This position supports offices in Englewood, Wellen Park, Port Charlotte, and Punta Gorda, and requires travel to alternate office locations to meet department and patient-care needs. Work hours or shifts are as needed. The posting states that there are no weekends or major holidays. The technologist performs high-quality echocardiography procedures and associated measurements and calculations as established by the Medical Director; identifies abnormal pathology and notifies a physician of life-threatening or relevant findings; and reviews procedures with physicians and the Medical Director as needed. The role also handles department clerical work, including preparing studies for review, logging and archiving studies, entering charges into the EMR, and duplicating CDs upon request. Equipment duties include troubleshooting, arranging service with the department manager, and performing routine maintenance and cleaning. The position emphasizes patient-centered, compassionate care, clear communication, accurate documentation, adherence to established procedures and safety practices, and collaboration with coworkers and providers. The technologist is expected to participate in meetings and in-services, pursue professional development, use supplies and equipment responsibly, and represent Millennium Physician Group professionally.

Requirements

RDCS credential with RVT preferred; CCI is also acceptable.
BLS and CPR.
Ability to travel to alternate office locations.

Nice To Haves

RVT credential.

Responsibilities

Perform high-quality echocardiograms, including measurements and calculations established by the Medical Director.
Evaluate abnormal pathology and notify a physician about life-threatening or otherwise relevant test data or conditions.
Review procedures with physicians and the Medical Director as needed or requested.
Perform clerical duties for the echo/vascular department, including preparing studies for review, logging, archiving, entering charges into the EMR, and duplicating CDs as requested.
Troubleshoot equipment, arrange service with the department manager, and perform routine maintenance such as cleaning probes, machine surfaces, and filters.
Travel to alternate office locations as needed to support department operations and patient care.
Perform examinations accurately and promptly according to established operating procedures and routines; image, record, and process studies.
Obtain and document complete patient histories related to ordered procedures and obtain informed consent according to departmental policy and procedure.
Explain procedures to patients within the scope of practice and maintain effective communication with them.
Report potential patient-safety issues using the occurrence-reporting system in Athena.
Communicate proactively with the radiologist about unusual clinical findings, history, test results, and their implications.
Verify that physician orders are entered accurately and consult appropriate resources about unfamiliar or questionable orders.
Use supplies, equipment, and services efficiently while maintaining clinical care, patient safety, and quality; seek cost-control opportunities that do not compromise care.
Ensure orders match diagnoses to support proper reimbursement for services.
Provide patient-first care, introduce self and role, and advocate for the patient's best interests and care.
Assist coworkers, serve as a resource when appropriate, and participate in staff meetings and in-services.
Take responsibility for professional development and promote the development of self and others through professional organizations and educational opportunities.
Represent Millennium Physician Group professionally and positively to the public and adhere to company Standards of Behaviors.
Prepare patients and operate ultrasound equipment to obtain standard views and measurements and document study information according to established protocols.
Treat patients and customers courteously and empathetically, actively listen to concerns, and take responsibility for resolving customer issues.