ULTRASOUND TECHNOLOGIST

StrideCare•Mesquite, TX

18d

About The Position

The Ultrasound Technologist independently operates sonographic equipment and performs diagnostic ultrasound procedures to assist with diagnosis or provide scans for interpretation by or at the request of a licensed practitioner. The role takes a patient-centered approach and ensures services are provided in accordance with professional standards and medical ethics. The technologist performs clinical assessment and diagnostic sonography examinations, including venous reflux and arterial ultrasound examinations, and communicates technical findings to the appropriate physician. The position requires working independently and collaboratively, maintaining a clean and orderly work area, and keeping ultrasound equipment and supplies in adequate condition. Other duties may be assigned. StrideCare is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to diversity and inclusion and encourages applications from candidates of all backgrounds and experiences. Applicants are asked to complete a Culture Index Survey and submit an application.

Requirements

Must be RVT or RVS certified.
Strong organizational and multitasking abilities.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to sit for extended periods while working at a computer.
Manual dexterity to operate office equipment, such as computers, phones, and fax machines.
Ability to lift and carry up to 20 pounds occasionally.
Visual acuity to perform tasks involving computer screens and paper documents.
Ability to move around the office to access files, office machinery, and other equipment.

Responsibilities

Perform quality work within deadlines, with or without direct supervision.
Interact professionally with employees, customers, and suppliers.
Contribute effectively as a team member and coordinate work with employees and organizations as needed.
Perform clinical assessments and diagnostic sonography examinations, including venous reflux and arterial ultrasound examinations.
Screen patients for precautions or contraindications before examinations.
Obtain and review examination requisitions to understand the requested procedure, clinical history, patient condition, and special requirements.
Use cognitive sonographic skills to identify, record, and adapt procedures based on anatomical, pathological, and diagnostic information and images.
Use independent judgment during examinations to differentiate between normal and pathological findings.
Initiate additional ultrasound imaging procedures when needed to facilitate optimum diagnostic results.
Analyze sonograms, synthesize sonographic information and medical history, and communicate findings to the appropriate physician.
Provide the interpreting physician with an oral or written summary of technical findings.
Maintain an orderly and clean work area and promote good safety habits for patients.
Maintain ultrasound equipment and adequate supplies.
Perform other duties as assigned.