Echo/Vascular Technologist - Full Time Days - Dahlonega

Northeast Georgia Health System•Gainesville, FL

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Northeast Georgia Health System is rooted in a foundation of improving the health of our communities. About the Role: A collaborative, mission‑driven team dedicated to delivering exceptional support across the organization. We combine strong operational expertise with a commitment to innovation, efficiency, and service excellence. Team members work in a fast‑paced, highly engaged environment where problem‑solving, communication, and continuous improvement are central to our success. We value integrity, teamwork, and a shared passion for making a meaningful impact on the patients, staff, and communities we serve.

Requirements

Certificate in Medical Sonography - Vascular (RVT) and Cardiac (RDCS or RCS)
BLS Certification
High School Diploma or GED
0-2 Years Echo/Vascular experience
Intermediate computer skills
Knowledge of methods, techniques and operating principles involved in the operation of various ultrasound equipment
Ability to perform with proficiency the skills and procedures designated
Broad knowledge of cardiac and vascular anatomy and pathophysiology
Good interpersonal communications

Nice To Haves

Associates Degree

Responsibilities

Functions as a team member in the day-to-day operations of the lab.
Performs and thoroughly understands 2-D, M-mode, color flow mapping and cardiac Doppler echocardiography in the adult.
Performs various vascular ultrasound procedures independently with good judgment to provide reliable diagnostic information for physician interpretation.
Responsible and knowledgeable in procedure charging.
Will be responsible for maintaining PI documentation in all Cardiac and vascular ultrasound.
Responsible for all cardiac and vascular ultrasound procedures and related computer/paperwork.
Demonstrates proficiency in performing all cardiac ultrasound, echo and vascular procedures as determined by department to include all required elements images based on patients anatomy.
Follows department defined protocol for elements to be included in the technologist report before submitting to the MD to read.
Accurately explains procedures to patient and/or family members.
Prioritizes workload appropriately as evidenced by immediate attention to those with actual or potential urgency.
Recognizes and reports conditions that effect or compromise technical aspects of the test/procedure.
Practices infection control precautions consistently with particular emphasis on proper hand washing.
Maintains a safe, comfortable and clean environment.
Verifies written order and follows protocol to perform correct procedure and properly assign reading MD.
Participates in performance improvement activities as assigned.
Complies with patient care/documentation practices targeted for improvement.
Accurately inputs data in computer to charge/credit patient generated charges.
Maintains records for IAC accreditation requirements.
Assists in the initial orientation of the patient and family to the unit.
Informs patients/family of policy regarding presence of family during test/procedure and the issue of unattended children in the waiting area.
Provides teaching and information to patients and family as appropriate to needs, age, and level of understanding.
Assures patient comfort pre-, intra-, and post- procedure.
Assist patient with ambulation and positioning as needed.
Assist in maintaining sufficient supplies and operable equipment.
Responsible for maintaining and stocking supplies and keeping procedure rooms clean.
Assures that equipment is maintained and in working order.
Meets productivity standards for the department.