Ultrasound Tech - Women's Health

Summit Health•Scarsdale, NY

8d•$42 - $53

About The Position

Under the general supervision of the Director / Women's Health Manager, the Women’s Health Sonographer assists OB/GYN physicians with diagnosis by obtaining essential medical history and clinical correlation and performing ultrasound examinations that follow AIUM guidelines. The role supports high-quality, timely imaging, patient care, ultrasound-guided procedures, accurate reporting, and smooth clinic operations. The position may require travel to Summit Health sites in Westchester County and Greenwich, CT.

Requirements

Graduate of a formal Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program.
Hold one active ARDMS or CCI certification in a listed specialty: Abdomen, OBGYN, Breast, MSK, Fetal Echo, Adult Echo, Vascular, or Pediatric. Listed credentials include RDMS, RDCS, RVT, and RMSKS.
Obtain any additional registry specific to the specialty within one year of employment, if required.
Proficient computer skills.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Flexibility to travel to all Summit Health sites in Westchester County and Greenwich, CT.

Nice To Haves

Experience in OB/GYN or high-risk ultrasound is preferred; extensive training may be provided for a strong candidate.

Responsibilities

Assist physicians in performing timely, high-quality ultrasound examinations according to AIUM protocols and obtain images that support the interpreting physician’s diagnosis.
Obtain essential information from patients, medical records, and previous examinations for clinical correlation.
Perform ultrasound scans and provide direct patient care as needed after confirming the study and patient identity.
Communicate differential findings to interpreting physicians.
Generate accurate computerized reports for physician review and verify documentation in the ultrasound reporting system after examinations.
Ensure assigned rooms are stocked and ready to support smooth daily patient flow.
Assist with sterile ultrasound-guided procedures as directed by the interpreting physician, including procedures in the Ambulatory Surgery Center.
Prepare supplies and paperwork for sterile procedures.
Follow safety procedures, including universal precautions, and maintain HIPAA compliance.
Stay familiar with changes in technology and safety practices for staff, patients, and visitors.
Operate ultrasound equipment to acquire imaging results and report equipment deficiencies to appropriate personnel.
Provide backup coverage for unscheduled PTO or cross-coverage needs.