Ultrasound Technologist, Full Time, Days

Kindred Healthcare•Logan, WV

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Step into a meaningful role at Logan Regional Medical Center, a 132-bed facility located in southern West Virginia. Logan Regional is an award-winning, full-service community hospital with a history of innovation, from its one-of-a-kind Rural General Surgery residency program to its collaboration with Marshall Health Network to bring more opportunities for specialty care to the area. Logan Regional has earned the prestigious "A" grade from The Leapfrog Group, inclusion in Becker’s listing of Great Community Hospitals, Forbes Inaugural Top Hospitals list, and Best-in-State hospital status from Newsweek/Statista. Consider growing your career at Logan Regional, which offers an ideal combination of high standards of care in a small, caring community.

Requirements

Postsecondary (Cert/Diploma/Program Grad) graduate of an accredited Ultrasound or Radiologic Technology program (required)
(S) ARDMS or ARRT – Sonography or equivalent credential (RDMS or CCI) Upon Hire or within facility-specified timeframe (required)
Strong knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and ultrasound imaging protocols.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for patient interaction and teamwork.
Proficiency in operating ultrasound equipment and related diagnostic software.
Strong attention to detail and accuracy in imaging and documentation.
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, high-stress environment.
Demonstrates commitment to continuous learning and maintaining ARDMS certification.

Nice To Haves

Associate’s Degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography or Radiologic Technology (preferred)
1+ years clinical experience in diagnostic ultrasound imaging (preferred)
Prior experience in a hospital or acute care setting (preferred)

Responsibilities

Perform ultrasound imaging procedures in accordance with established protocols, ensuring patient safety and comfort.
Prepare and position patients for ultrasound procedures, ensuring optimal imaging and diagnostic accuracy.
Operate ultrasound equipment to capture high-quality diagnostic images for physician interpretation.
Document patient history, imaging procedures, and observations in the electronic medical record (EMR).
Maintain equipment, including cleaning, calibrating, and reporting equipment malfunctions to the appropriate personnel.
Assist radiologists and physicians during invasive ultrasound-guided procedures, such as biopsies and aspirations.
Monitor and assess patients for adverse reactions to procedures or contrast media and respond appropriately.
Participate in quality control initiatives to maintain accreditation and regulatory compliance.
Educate patients and family members regarding imaging procedures and provide compassionate patient care.
Maintain a safe and organized work environment in accordance with infection control policies.