An ultrasound technician or sonographer operates imaging equipment, balances patient interaction and technological performance with a firm knowledge of anatomy and pathology by working cohesively with a healthcare team. Performing a variety of cardiac ultrasounds including transesophageal and transthoracic imaging and ensuring the transducer (probe) is capturing images correctly and the proper technique is used. Explain the ultrasound procedure to patients in order to avoid confusion. Use positioning tools and safety equipment properly to ensure patient safety. Ensuring the patient is procedure ready by reviewing medical records prior to the appointment and have a clear understanding of the images required and the correct order is present. Prepare, Maintain, trouble shoot and clean ultrasound equipment. Prepare and maintain the room in which the procedure takes place ensuring proper sterilization and safety procedures are followed. Advanced understanding of human anatomy and medical terminology along with maintaining all necessary credentials and keeping up to date on emerging technologies with in the field of cardiac ultrasound. Present quality images and preliminary findings to physicians and the healthcare team. Maintaining patient records and documenting notes related to the ultrasound procedure. Strong social perceptiveness, professional demeanor, critical thinking, clear communication, active listening and customer service awareness. Maintains fiscal responsibility and participates in process improvement initiatives and supports the vision of the collective team. Demonstrates knowledge of and a commitment to Cameron Memorial Community Hospital’s guiding principles and values. Within the general context of the role, the incumbent may be assigned additional duties and responsibilities not listed or outlined above.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree