The Sonographer produces high-quality diagnostic ultrasound images for interpretation by radiologists. The Ultrasound department works collaboratively in a learning environment and may rotate staff between the hospital and five off-site or specialty departments based on skills and interests. Exams include invasive procedures such as thoracentesis, paracentesis, thyroid FNA, and renal and liver biopsies; operating-room cases; general abdominal and small-parts imaging; OB/GYN; musculoskeletal, liver elastography, pediatric, neurology, breast, and vascular exams. The role requires professional, ethical judgment and critical thinking, adherence to departmental protocols and applicable professional standards, and serving as a liaison among patients, licensed practitioners, and support-team members. This is a full-time position, 40 hours per week, on a variable schedule that includes weekdays, weekends, and first and second shifts.
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