The Ultrasound Technologist works with Medical Imaging leadership and the medical director to develop operating policies and procedures. The technologist performs diagnostic and interventional exams in diagnostic medical sonography or echocardiography, as well as vascular ultrasound exams, within established guidelines. The role also serves as a resource and role model within the department. To qualify as a US Tech, the technologist must be actively performing vascular studies. The posting describes qualifications for Ultrasound Tech II and Ultrasound Tech I. Tech II requires an accredited ultrasound or echo program degree (AA/BA/BS) or satisfactory completion of formal military or hospital-based ultrasound training; RDMS or RVS registration; successful completion of at least one physics registry exam and one specialty exam; annual renewal of RDMS or RVS; and RVT or RVS advanced certification. Previous vascular experience is required, while previous hospital experience is preferred. Previous supervisory experience is preferred for a lead position. Tech I requires an AA through an accredited ultrasound program; a BA/BS is preferred. The candidate must be ARDMS registry-eligible and obtain RDMS and RVT within one year of employment, with the required exams and annual renewal of RDMS or RDCS once obtained. Healthcare Provider CPR certification is required. Previous hospital experience is preferred. At least six months of supervisory experience is required for lead technologist responsibilities.
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Education Level
Associate degree