About The Position
Performs ultrasound exams to support patient diagnosis and interpretation. Uses independent judgment when applying non-ionizing, high-frequency ultrasonic waves for diagnostic purposes. Collaborates with clinicians to ensure studies are appropriate and performs related administrative tasks. The listed weekly compensation is $3,743. The job posting notes that the stated salary range or hourly rate is a good-faith determination of potential base compensation and may be modified; compensation may depend on factors such as location, specialty, relevant experience, education, credentials, negotiated contracts, budget, and internal equity.
Requirements
- Vocational or technical school diploma.
- Current Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer certification, plus specialized certifications as needed.
- 1–3 years of technical experience.
Responsibilities
- Prepare patients for ultrasound exams, position them according to departmental procedures, and explain procedures in layman's terms to reduce anxiety.
- Obtain relevant imaging and diagnostic reports and consult referring physicians about patient history and appropriate exams.
- Set up equipment and use machine settings and technical judgment to obtain accurate results.
- Recognize significant structures and distinguish artifacts from normal or pathological processes; determine when further evaluation is needed.
- Observe patients throughout examinations and report changes in condition or motor-abnormality complaints according to procedures.
- Document image details, label studies, and maintain records and examination logs.
- Perform minor repairs, calibration checks, equipment adjustments, and troubleshooting as needed.
- Perform related duties as required.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
