Ultrasound Technologist - Full-Time Float - Outpatient Imaging

Windsong•Williamsville, NY

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Ultrasound Technologist performs medical examinations using ultrasound equipment to create images of specific parts of the body and assist physicians in making diagnoses. The technologist obtains and documents clinically appropriate results for interpretive physicians and patient records while following safety and regulatory requirements. This is a full-time float role serving outpatient imaging locations in Williamsville, Snyder, and Amherst, with a Monday–Friday schedule and occasional Saturday rotation. Experienced technologists and recent graduates are encouraged to apply; advanced wages of up to $5,000 are available for experienced technologists. The role includes patient care, image acquisition and evaluation, recordkeeping, equipment operation, and participation in accreditation and compliance activities. The technologist performs general and obstetrical ultrasound exams and thyroid aspirations, and completes other assigned tasks and projects.

Requirements

Graduate of a 24-month AMA-approved School of Radiology Technology and a subsequent ultrasound technical program, or hold a bachelor’s degree in ultrasound.
Current ARDMS certification in abdomen or OB/GYN, or, for the alternate pathway, breast certification.
For the alternate pathway: 12 months of experience in independent scanning.
Applicable state licensure where required.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds, stand, stoop, lift, and walk without restrictions.
Ability to perform computer-related activities for extended periods.
Ability to see, hear, speak, write, and key.

Nice To Haves

RVT certification is a plus.
ACLS/BLS certification preferred.

Responsibilities

Represent the US Radiology Way and create a positive patient and customer experience.
Demonstrate the company’s values in daily activities.
Use proper positioning to produce quality image studies.
Operate ultrasound equipment safely and competently while obtaining high-quality images.
Maintain continuing education requirements for ARDMS and ACR compliance.
Participate in activities and tasks to obtain compliance and accreditation with ARDMS and ACR.
Participate in annual ACR inspections and complete required documentation.
Collect appropriate clinical history and correlate findings with the procedure being performed.
Ensure comparison studies are obtained before sending a study to a radiologist for interpretation.
Evaluate images for technical quality, collate processed images, sequence exposures, and label images appropriately.
Apply the profession’s code of ethics in all aspects of practice.
Maintain knowledge of, observe, and enforce safety measures in the Environment of Care.
Maintain accurate patient records, including documentation of the communication method, date, and recipient of communicated findings.
Perform general and obstetrical ultrasound exams and thyroid aspirations.
Complete other tasks and projects as assigned.