Mobile Full-Time Ultrasound Technologist

Global Diagnostic Services, Inc.•Chula, GA

About The Position

The Mobile Full-Time Ultrasound Technologist operates ultrasound equipment to capture diagnostic images of organs, tissues, and blood flow. The technologist prepares patients by explaining procedures, applying gel, positioning them, and supporting their comfort and safety. They review patient history and tailor scanning protocols to the clinical question, adjust imaging parameters to optimize image quality, and obtain and document required measurements. Sonogram findings are provided to physicians for diagnostic use, and the technologist may assist physicians with ultrasound-guided procedures such as biopsies. The role also involves maintaining and cleaning imaging equipment, performing minor troubleshooting, scheduling exams, maintaining patient records, and following safety protocols and sterile technique. The work is typically in correctional settings, collaborating closely with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare staff.

Requirements

Associate or bachelor’s degree from a CAAHEP-accredited sonography program.
Clinical rotations providing hands-on scanning experience.
Professional certifications such as RDMS and BLS.
Strong knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and pathology.
Ability to optimize imaging parameters and identify normal versus abnormal findings.
Excellent patient communication and care skills.
Technical proficiency with ultrasound equipment and computer systems.
Ability to work collaboratively and maintain accurate records.

Nice To Haves

Experience in diagnostic imaging may be preferred.
Additional specialty credentials or state licensure may be required for some roles.
Several years of experience may be required for some positions.

Responsibilities

Operate ultrasound equipment to capture diagnostic images of organs, tissues, and blood flow.
Prepare patients by explaining procedures, applying gel, positioning them, and ensuring comfort and safety.
Review patient history and tailor scanning protocols to the clinical question.
Adjust imaging parameters, including depth, gain, frequency, and focal zones, to optimize image quality.
Obtain and document required measurements, such as organ dimensions and fetal biometry.
Provide sonogram findings to physicians for diagnostic use.
Assist physicians during ultrasound-guided procedures such as biopsies.
Maintain and clean imaging equipment and perform minor troubleshooting.
Schedule exams and maintain patient records.
Follow safety protocols and sterile technique.