Perinatal Sonographer, OBGYN, Registry

The University of Chicago Medicine•Chicago, IL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Join UChicago Medicine, as a Registry Perinatal Sonographer II in the OBGYN department at our Hyde Park location. The Perinatal Sonographer II is responsible for performing advanced Ultrasound imaging for patients with high-risk and routine pregnancies, and complex and routine gynecological conditions. This role performs detailed obstetric and gynecological imaging, including First Trimester Fetal Anatomy, Level I & II Second Trimester Anatomy and gynecological ultrasound guidance, and fertility monitoring exams. The Perinatal Sonographer must have expertise in both fetal and maternal conditions and adhere to AIUM and Maternal-Fetal Medicine standards of care.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited sonography program.
ARDMS Registry (OB/GYN) required.
Active BLS certification from the American Heart Association (AHA).
3-5 years of relevant OBGYN ultrasound experience.

Nice To Haves

Nuchal Translucency preferred.

Responsibilities

Complete all OB and GYN exam types, including OB Anatomy.
Complete exams without assistance.
Competent in general and advanced department protocols.
Troubleshoot ultrasound machine technical problems and address unresolved issues with correct UCM team.
Perform Ultrasound guidance for invasive procedures and intraoperative procedures.
Conduct training for Sonographer I including all exam types and guidance.
Participates in training of residents.
Demonstrates responsibility in order accuracy, exam billing, and protocol.
Performs other duties assigned by the Lead Sonographer and Sonographer Supervisor.
Participate in imaging evaluation and improvement with Lead Educational Sonographer.
Complete examinations with technical accuracy and in a timely manner.
Ensure proper identification and documentation of images and reports.
Maintain and operate imaging equipment effectively; document any equipment concerns.
Build collaborative relationships with peers and other healthcare providers.
Prepare and plan for patient care to ensure quality and continuity.