Ultrasonographer RVT/RDCS - Cardiovascular Institute

Southeast Health•Enterprise, AL

About The Position

The Ultrasonographer operates diagnostic ultrasound equipment to perform ultrasound procedures at a technical level that does not require direct supervision. The role is part of the Cardiovascular Institute and is responsible for ensuring quality ultrasound imaging and accurate documentation while supporting safe, confidential, patient-centered care. The position requires the ability to perform all departmental exams, review examinations for technical accuracy, present completed examinations to the radiologist, and communicate relevant information to those responsible for patient care. The ultrasonographer must be able to work independently and be prepared to work standalone and take call within six months of hire. Occasional on-call availability is required. The position is a regular, first-shift role with an FTE of 1.

Requirements

Registered as an ultrasonographer by ARRT or ARDMS.
Certified as a Registered Vascular Technologist.
Graduate of an ultrasound program approved by ARRT or ARDMS.
CPR.
Basic typing and computer skills.
Experience operating personal computers in a Windows environment.
Customer-service orientation.
Complete competency requirements annually.
Occasionally be available on-call.
Be able to work in a standalone position and take call within six months of hire.

Nice To Haves

Two or more years of ultrasound experience.
Completion of an undergraduate degree.

Responsibilities

Maintain strict confidentiality of information obtained to protect patient information from unauthorized use.
Follow the health center’s safety guidelines for self, patients, visitors, and employees.
Follow infection prevention policies.
Handle communications independently in a manner that decreases conflict.
Ensure quality ultrasound imaging within the department.
Communicate patient history and symptoms effectively to the radiologist.
Use the PACS system to document patient information correctly and accurately.
Use the computer system to charge the correct patient account for the correct exams and supplies.
Perform all exams in the department and maintain competency with each exam.
Review examinations for technical accuracy, present completed examinations to the radiologist, and communicate pertinent data to those responsible for patient care following the procedure.