Ultrasonographer - as needed
About The Position
The Ultrasound Technologist works in a level II trauma acute care setting, performing a wide range of ultrasound exams, including general ultrasound, breast, OB/GYN, and other exams on incoming patients. The role responds to patient questions and concerns about exam procedures and processes while protecting the confidentiality of personal health information. The technologist is responsible for daily ultrasound lab operations, patient scheduling, equipment maintenance and failure reporting, and quality assessment. The role maintains high medical-ethics standards and pursues ongoing learning to develop knowledge of the field, diseases, and evolving procedures.
Requirements
- Upon hire, hold either Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) certification from ARDMS in OB or AB, or ARRT Sonography (S or BS) certification.
- Upon hire, hold CPR/BLS certification from the American Heart Association, American Red Cross, or American Safety and Health Institute.
- Participate in call rotation, weekend shifts, and irregular shifts.
- Work or float at more than one work location.
Nice To Haves
- Ultrasound experience.
Responsibilities
- Use imaging equipment and soundwaves to form images for diagnosis.
- Produce quality images according to appropriate protocols and procedures.
- Provide and maintain clinical documentation within scope of practice.
- Educate patients and families about procedures and explain the procedure to be performed.
- Independently perform ultrasound exams according to established protocols.
- Evaluate image quality and interpret the captured image.
- Present images and preliminary findings to the physician.
- Maintain ultrasound equipment and sterilize the room.
- Perform and evaluate equipment quality-control measurements.
- Troubleshoot equipment and ensure functionality.
- Monitor and maintain sufficient supplies and materials to prevent service interruptions.
- Understand and follow applicable regulatory and accrediting standards.
- Follow RHS policies and procedures and report variances.
- Maintain confidentiality of personal health information.
- Manage daily ultrasound lab operations, including patient scheduling, equipment maintenance, equipment-failure reporting, and quality assessment.
- Respond to patient questions and concerns regarding exam procedures and processes.
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