The Ultrasound Technologist autonomously performs advanced diagnostic ultrasound imaging for tertiary care in outpatient and inpatient settings. Exams include abdominal, vascular, abdominal vasculature, small parts, and obstetrics/gynecology imaging. The role also assists with complex invasive procedures and intraoperative cases as part of a team. The technologist obtains appropriate images and measurements, exercises independent judgment in interpreting sonograms, and communicates preliminary clinical diagnoses to physicians. They review imaging orders and integrate medical history, clinical data, prior studies, and patient symptoms to determine and tailor diagnostic protocols. The role also involves adhering to isolation precautions and safe practices, applying sterile technique, supporting procedural setup and specimen handling, monitoring patients, and documenting procedures. Additional responsibilities include participating in research and innovation, incorporating new imaging technologies and techniques, maintaining workflow efficiency and equipment, reporting equipment failures, supporting quality assessment and departmental accreditation, and fostering teamwork and professionalism. The technologist serves as a patient advocate, pursues ongoing learning, mentors and teaches students and new staff, supports other healthcare personnel, and participates in teams, projects, education, process improvement, and research. Flexibility is required to work at various locations and shift times and lengths, including on-call and holiday coverage.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
Associate degree