The Tech I- Ultrasound Imaging role is responsible for operating imaging equipment and performing procedures at a technical level that does not require direct supervision. The position requires knowledge of patient transfers, positioning techniques, quality patient care, and the use of patient restraint devices. The technologist communicates accurately and responsively with patients, families, and medical personnel, and demonstrates ethical and professional conduct. The role also requires flexibility to work overtime and on-call duty as needed, and an understanding of age-specific developmental issues across patient age groups. The technologist verifies patient identity and physician orders, explains procedures, obtains required consent, coordinates exam scheduling and priorities, positions patients, and performs examinations according to established protocols. The role includes making appropriate adjustments to procedures and equipment, reviewing images for technical and diagnostic accuracy, presenting completed exams and relevant information to the radiologist, and maintaining procedure records and ancillary equipment. The job involves moderate lifting and positioning of patients and equipment, transporting patients by cart or wheelchair, and working in conditions that may include electrical and biological hazards, communicable diseases, bodily fluids, stress, and irregular hours. The position requires standing or walking for much of the workday, as well as the ability to see small objects, coordinate hand and eye movements, hear in background noise, concentrate amid interruptions, and manage multiple details and tasks.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed