MFM Ultrasound Technologist - 32hrs/week - Day Shift

Tufts Medicine•Lowell, MA

1d•$49 - $62

About The Position

Perform maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) ultrasound procedures on assigned patients in accordance with department and hospital policies, procedures, philosophy, and objectives. Perform examinations safely, accurately, and promptly in keeping with radiological standards and American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine imaging standards, providing images that enable the perinatologist to make an ultrasound diagnosis. The technologist is responsible for assigned areas and procedures, works cooperatively across departments and service lines to support quality care, and works independently when needed. The role also serves as a clinical and technical resource for students and technologists. This senior clinical technologist role uses ultrasound technology to image internal body structures and requires specialized knowledge or skills gained through vocational education, training, and experience. It calls for broad knowledge of operational procedures and tools, limited supervision for routine situations, analysis of non-routine problems, and may include assisting or leading and training entry-level employees and daily operations.

Requirements

Associate degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography.
Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (ARDMS) credential.
OB/GYN Specialist Certification (ARDMS).
Four years of experience as an MFM Ultrasound Technologist.
Knowledge of radiologic equipment, examinations, and procedures.
Very good communication skills.
Very good customer service skills.
Ability to organize and set priorities.
Ability to work independently.
Training and education skills.

Responsibilities

Independently perform assigned MFM ultrasound procedures according to policy and radiological standards.
Verify the patient and the procedure to be performed.
Provide patients with clear and accurate instructions.
Verify and use the correct imaging protocol, steps, procedures, and scanner parameters for each patient.
Ensure the safety of patients and staff when using equipment.
Participate in ongoing education and training.
Perform required quality control on equipment and devices.
Communicate with staff and other departments to coordinate patient care.
Maintain supply stock and request replenishment when necessary.
Keep work areas clean and functional in accordance with DPH and The Joint Commission requirements.
Train and educate students and technologists on proper procedures and techniques.