Ultrasound Technician

Primary Vascular Care•Charlotte, NC

18h

About The Position

Primary Vascular Care is seeking a reliable, compassionate, and skilled Ultrasound Technician to join its mobile vascular team in Charlotte, North Carolina. The role provides vascular ultrasound services directly within long-term care facilities, bringing convenient, high-quality care to residents at their bedside. It suits a vascular sonographer who enjoys independent work, variety, and collaboration within a supportive team. The technician prepares exam rooms and equipment, confirms patient identity and reviews clinical documentation, performs vascular and venous ultrasound exams, captures diagnostic-quality images, and documents findings accurately. The role also involves following HIPAA and infection-control protocols, maintaining and troubleshooting equipment, collaborating with physicians and staff, and participating in ongoing training. Applicants who are not currently vascular certified may obtain certification within one year after hire.

Requirements

Completion of an accredited vascular or ultrasound program.
BLS Certification.
Strong competency in vascular ultrasound imaging and documentation.
Comfort using PACS and EMR systems.
Reliable vehicle and clean driving record for the mobile role.
Not listed on the OIG exclusion list.
Professional, dependable, and able to work independently.
Reliable transportation, with a personal vehicle required.

Nice To Haves

RVT or RVS certification through ARDMS or CCI.
Experience in vascular sonography.
Experience performing venous insufficiency studies.
Experience in long-term care or outpatient vascular settings.
Familiarity with endovenous treatment workflows.

Responsibilities

Prepare exam rooms and ultrasound equipment according to Primary Vascular Care protocols.
Confirm patient identity and review clinical documentation.
Perform vascular and venous ultrasound exams, including venous reflux studies.
Capture diagnostic-quality images and obtain additional images as needed.
Use proper patient positioning and ergonomic scanning techniques.
Accurately document findings, limitations, and incidental findings.
Follow HIPAA guidelines and infection-control protocols.
Maintain and troubleshoot ultrasound equipment and promptly report issues.
Collaborate with physicians, clinical staff, and administrative teams.
Support quality standards and participate in ongoing training.
Perform other duties as assigned by management.