The Sonographer performs ultrasound procedures according to established protocols to obtain diagnostic information as ordered by a licensed physician or designated healthcare provider. The role includes explaining the purpose of procedures to patients and responding to their questions and concerns, while providing individualized, nonjudgmental, nondiscriminatory care using professional and ethical judgment. The diagnostic medical sonographer maintains competence through lifelong learning, continuing education, specialty-specific credentials, and recredentialing. Sonographers in Radiology perform diverse imaging across the spectrum of sonography. The schedule requires a minimum of 48 hours in a six-week schedule and participation in an on-call rotation that includes weekends and holidays.
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High school or GED