ECHO TECHNOLOGIST

South Central Regional Medical CenterLaurel, MS
5d

About The Position

The Echocardiography Technologist (Echo Tech) performs diagnostic procedures using high-frequency sound waves (ultrasound) and other non-invasive echocardiography equipment to produce images of the heart. This role requires specialized knowledge and skills in support of diagnostic and therapeutic services for a specified patient population. Echo Techs may specialize in Adult, Pediatric, or Fetal Echocardiography.

Requirements

  • Graduate of an accredited school of cardiac ultrasound or nationally credentialed in ultrasound, or OJT with two years of proven experience in cardiac ultrasound.
  • Licensed as a Cardiovascular Technologist or Technician.
  • Technical proficiency in echocardiographic equipment and procedures.
  • Knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and cardiac pathology.
  • Ability to work independently and in a team environment.
  • Effective verbal and written communication skills.
  • Strong attention to detail and documentation accuracy.

Nice To Haves

  • BLS Certification preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Explain procedures and treatments clearly to patients.
  • Ensure patient comfort and safety during diagnostic procedures.
  • Obtain oral history and perform correct patient identification.
  • Perform echocardiography procedures per established protocols.
  • Identify and adjust for normal/abnormal heart function.
  • Operate, verify, and maintain diagnostic equipment.
  • Document and archive diagnostic procedures accurately in the hospital system.
  • Clean and disinfect equipment according to Infection Control standards.
  • Communicate effectively with physicians and staff.
  • Participate in on-call consultation and emergency procedures.
  • Assist in orientation and education of new and existing staff.
  • Maintain ongoing education and registration through classes, conferences, and technical meetings.
  • Respond appropriately during emergencies.
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