Ultrasound Tech

UnitedHealth Group•Redlands, CA

12d•$29 - $52

About The Position

The Ultrasound Tech performs diagnostic medical ultrasound examinations without constant supervision of technical details and applies comprehensive knowledge of ultrasound examinations. The role may assume responsibility for designated areas or procedures as required. The position produces diagnostic scans across ultrasound modalities, selects appropriate equipment, communicates procedures to patients, protects patient privacy and confidentiality, and follows safety and infection-control practices. It also supports efficient resource use, maintains a clean and safe environment, contributes to new procedures and techniques, completes general office tasks, and participates in educational programs.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent experience.
Graduate of an AMA-approved school of Radiological Technology.
RDMS registration for multidisciplinary status.
Valid California driver’s license and insurability under the company’s insurance carrier standards, as applicable to job requirements.

Nice To Haves

Completion of a formal Vascular Technology Program.
Basic Life Support for Healthcare providers (AHA) or CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer (American Red Cross).
3+ years of ultrasound experience.
1+ years of vascular experience with patients.
Experience in multiple ultrasound specialties, including abdominal, vascular, OB/GYN, or small-parts imaging.
Experience working in a multi-specialty outpatient or ambulatory care setting.
Bilingual Spanish.

Responsibilities

Demonstrate Optum’s commitment to superior customer service through quality, care, and concern for internal and external customers.
Produce diagnostic ultrasound scans and recognize anatomy and pathology across ultrasound modalities.
Select appropriate equipment, including transducers, frequency, and Doppler, for each examination.
Demonstrate technical proficiency in producing diagnostic scans.
Explain procedures and equipment to patients and check for understanding.
Protect patient privacy and confidentiality and provide physical coverage whenever possible.
Use proper body mechanics and appropriate personal protective equipment.
Identify unsafe systems, processes, or situations and report them using appropriate forms.
Follow infection-control standards and Universal Precautions.
Maintain a clean, neat, and safe environment according to company and department policies.
Assist in developing new procedures and techniques as required.
Perform general office duties, such as ordering supplies and equipment.
Use supplies and other resources efficiently and effectively.
Attend and participate in educational programs and share knowledge with peers.
Follow safety policies and procedures.
Use, protect, and disclose patients’ protected health information only in accordance with HIPAA standards.
Perform additional duties as assigned.