Vascular Technologist I

Mass General Brigham•Boston, MA

13d•Onsite

About The Position

The Vascular Technologist I performs vascular imaging and diagnostic studies to support the diagnosis and evaluation of cardiovascular conditions. The role produces ultrasound images and patterns used for diagnosis and treatment while providing quality patient care and completing diagnostic testing effectively and efficiently. The technologist supports clinical procedures and helps ensure safe, effective care in the vascular lab. The position performs diagnostic studies in ambulatory and/or acute-care hospital settings, including portable studies, and handles case types such as carotid, lower- and upper-extremity DVT, ABI/PVI, and mapping. The new hire is based at the Brigham main campus at 75 Francis Street and may be asked to float to other facilities, including Faulkner Hospital or Foxboro. The role participates in on-call, holiday, and flexible-shift coverage as needed.

Requirements

Associate degree in Radiologic Technology.
Registered Vascular Technologist (RVT) credential through the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS).
Basic Life Support (BLS).
0–1 year of diagnostic vascular sonography experience.
Comprehensive understanding of computer operations related to imaging, electronic health records, reporting systems, PACS, and hospital information systems integrated with the Vascular Lab.
Analytical ability to use advanced knowledge of imaging processes, techniques, procedures, and anatomy.
Flexibility and willingness to adapt to operational needs.
Excellent attention to detail, written communication, and communication skills; ability to read and write in English.
Ability to use independent judgment and initiative under pressure in varied situations.
Ability to maintain effective working relationships and communicate with colleagues and patients.

Responsibilities

Confirm patient identity using two identifiers and review exam orders and clinical history.
Prepare and clean equipment and rooms, and restock supplies as needed.
Explain procedures clearly while considering patient comfort and confidentiality.
Collaborate with leadership to support efficient workflow and scanner use.
Provide care within the scope of training and licensure.
Participate in on-call, holiday, and flexible-shift coverage as needed.
Perform ultrasound examinations, operate equipment, and follow protocols.
Assist with training staff and students.
Complete additional duties as assigned.
Support and participate in departmental quality assurance and improvement projects.
Conduct research-related ultrasound examinations as required.
Perform carotid, lower- and upper-extremity DVT, ABI/PVI, and mapping studies.
Perform diagnostic studies in ambulatory and/or acute-care hospital settings, including portable studies.
Float to other facilities as requested.