Ultrasound Technologist - The Longstreet Clinic - Perinatology

Northeast Georgia Medical Center•Gainesville, GA

About The Position

The Ultrasound Technologist in The Longstreet Clinic’s perinatology practice performs specialized obstetric ultrasound examinations for patients with high-risk pregnancies. The role supports maternal-fetal medicine physicians by producing high-quality diagnostic images and assisting with procedures while ensuring patient comfort and safety. The technologist performs detailed obstetric scans, reviews image quality, documents and archives images, and helps prepare and monitor patients. The role also includes safe operation and routine maintenance of ultrasound equipment, adherence to infection-control protocols, and close collaboration with physicians, nurses, and genetic counselors. The position requires ARDMS certification in OB/GYN, current BLS certification or completion within 30 days of hire, an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in diagnostic medical sonography or a related field, and 2–3 years of obstetric ultrasound experience, preferably in a high-risk or perinatal setting.

Requirements

ARDMS certification in OB/GYN.
Current BLS certification, or ability to obtain it within 30 days of hire.
Associate’s or bachelor’s degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography or a related field.
Minimum 2–3 years of obstetric ultrasound experience, preferably in a high-risk or perinatal setting.
Strong knowledge of fetal development and maternal-fetal conditions.
Proficiency in ultrasound physics and imaging techniques.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities.

Nice To Haves

NT certification.
Fetal echo certification.
Experience in a high-risk or perinatal setting.

Responsibilities

Perform detailed obstetric ultrasound examinations, including fetal anatomy scans, biophysical profiles, growth assessments, and Doppler studies.
Assist with ultrasound-guided invasive procedures such as amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling.
Document examinations accurately and archive images in PACS and EMR systems.
Review and assess image quality before submitting images for physician interpretation.
Prepare patients for examinations and clearly explain procedures.
Monitor patient condition during examinations and report concerns to clinical staff.
Maintain a compassionate and professional demeanor in patient interactions.
Operate ultrasound equipment safely and efficiently.
Perform routine equipment maintenance and promptly report equipment issues.
Follow infection-control protocols, including cleaning and disinfecting transducers.
Work with maternal-fetal medicine physicians, nurses, and genetic counselors.
Communicate patient status, examination findings, and workflow needs effectively.
Participate in team meetings and quality-improvement initiatives.