Ultrasound Technologist, SGPA, OB/GYN, Full-Time, Brunswick

SGHS•Brunswick, GA

About The Position

Southeast Georgia Health System is seeking a full-time Ultrasound Technologist to join the Southeast Georgia Physician Associates (SGPA) OB/GYN team in Brunswick, Georgia. The technologist provides direct patient care as a sonographer and is responsible for imaging procedures and the safety of assigned patients. The role includes performing sonographic scans according to established protocols, maintaining accurate and confidential patient records, and coordinating with radiologists, medical staff, and other personnel. Candidates must graduate from an ARRT-approved or ultrasound-approved program and be registered or registry-eligible in ultrasound through ARDMS or ARRT. New team members must obtain registration within one year of hire or transfer. One year of ultrasound experience and AHA Basic Life Support certification are preferred. The position requires imaging competency, communication and computer skills, familiarity with medical terminology, sound judgment, patient confidentiality, and courteous interactions with patients and colleagues.

Requirements

Graduate of an ARRT-approved program or an ultrasound-approved program.
ARDMS or ARRT ultrasound registration, or eligibility for ultrasound registry; new team members must become registered within one year of hire or transfer.
Imaging skills as defined by the modality and annual clinical-based competency assessment.
Ability to read, write, and follow oral and written instructions.
Demonstrated patient confidentiality, sound judgment, and positive interpersonal skills.
Medical terminology knowledge, computer skills, and excellent public relations skills.
Prompt, courteous, and well-spoken communication.

Nice To Haves

One year of experience in ultrasound.
American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.

Responsibilities

Coordinate daily tasks to make effective use of time during the assigned shift.
Perform sonographic scanning according to established protocols and procedures.
Consult radiologists about clinical deviations related to patient care or scan protocols.
Promote patient safety through proper sterilization and maintenance of intracavity scanning probes.
Stay current with new procedures, equipment, and methods, and participate in their evaluation and application.
Communicate with medical staff, interdepartmental personnel, and the public regarding customer needs.
Maintain accurate and confidential patient records, manually and electronically.
Monitor patient charts and records to ensure they are complete and accurate.
Perform other duties as assigned.