Specialty Technologist in Training Ultrasound

Intermountain Health•Park City, UT

12d•$32 - $50•Onsite

About The Position

The Ultrasound Specialty Tech in Training role is a PRN opportunity for imaging professionals pursuing specialty training in ultrasound. The position provides hands-on experience to develop proficiency in ultrasound procedures, patient care, equipment operation, image evaluation, and clinical decision-making while working with an experienced Imaging team. The employee develops the clinical and technical skills needed to perform high-quality diagnostic procedures, using critical thinking, independent decision-making, and problem-solving to obtain quality images and provide a positive patient experience.

Requirements

Basic Life Support (BLS) certification for healthcare providers.
Applicable state license, when required.
Meet one of the following criteria: currently attending and receiving formal training through an accredited training program, or successfully completed formal training through an approved or accredited school.
Knowledge of anatomy.
Image evaluation skills.
Equipment operation skills.
Knowledge of contrast protocols.
Emergency response skills.
Independent decision-making and problem-solving skills.
Teamwork and collaboration skills.
Effective communication skills.
Familiarity with electronic imaging systems.
Prioritization and organizational skills.
Commitment to maintaining a clean and safe patient-care environment.

Responsibilities

Verify patient identification and imaging orders, and appropriately prepare patients for exams.
Perform exams according to department protocols and evaluate images for quality, clarity, and accuracy.
Develop proficiency in ultrasound equipment, technology, and related imaging information systems.
Provide patient education, promote comfort, and respond appropriately to patient questions and concerns.
Complete studies efficiently while maintaining high standards for patient care and image quality.
Follow established safety guidelines and maintain a safe working environment.
Practice appropriate infection-control and sterile techniques.
Maintain accurate documentation of patient information, procedures, and adverse reactions.
Follow requirements related to medical necessity, coding, charging, patient consents, quality-control programs, and equipment concerns.
Maintain applicable ARRT or modality-specific clinical and technical competencies.