Medical Sonographer (Breast Imaging)

Johns Hopkins Medical Management Corporation•Washington, DC

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Medical Sonographer performs specialized breast ultrasound examinations to support accurate diagnosis and exceptional patient care within the Sullivan Breast Center. The role partners closely with breast imaging radiologists to produce high-quality diagnostic images, ensure patient safety throughout examinations, and support timely clinical decision-making. This is a full-time contract assignment through Johns Hopkins Intrastaff at Johns Hopkins Sibley Memorial Hospital in Washington, DC. The work is on-site, five days a week, with a schedule of either 7:00 am–3:30 pm or 8:00 am–4:30 pm. Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States.

Requirements

Minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent.
Graduate of an accredited Diagnostic Medical Sonography program or equivalent education accepted by ARDMS.
Current CPR certification.
ARDMS Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS).
Three years of breast imaging/ultrasound experience in a hospital, outpatient imaging center, or women's imaging center.
One year of acute care experience relevant to the field.
Experience supporting breast radiologists in a diagnostic imaging environment.
Must be authorized to work in the United States.
Skills include breast ultrasound, breast imaging, diagnostic medical sonography, ultrasound imaging, patient assessment, radiology workflow, electronic medical records (EMR), image evaluation, clinical documentation, patient safety, CPR, diagnostic imaging, women's health, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Nice To Haves

Breast Ultrasound Certification.
Familiarity with electronic imaging documentation systems, including EPIC.

Responsibilities

Perform breast sonography procedures in accordance with established departmental protocols.
Partner directly with breast imaging radiologists to acquire and evaluate diagnostic breast ultrasound images.
Obtain and document patient medical history, medication information, and required screening questionnaires.
Communicate pertinent clinical information and technical findings to interpreting physicians.
Review imaging orders and verify exam appropriateness prior to procedures.
Monitor patients throughout examinations and respond appropriately to changes in condition or emergency situations.
Ensure proper patient identification and adherence to radiology safety protocols.
Evaluate image quality, positioning, and accuracy before physician interpretation.
Perform routine equipment inspections and report operational concerns.
Maintain examination rooms, supplies, and infection prevention standards.