Vascular Ultrasound Tech Per Diem Days

Trane Technologies•Detroit, MI

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Under general supervision, the Vascular Ultrasound Tech performs noninvasive peripheral vascular imaging and Doppler procedures and interprets and reports preliminary results to assist with diagnosing arterial, venous, and cerebral vascular disease and disorders. The role performs arterial and venous examinations using noninvasive equipment to evaluate vascular disease in the head, abdomen, and upper and lower extremities, including anatomical and functional assessments such as Dialysis Access and Transcranial Doppler. The technologist documents preliminary test results in patients’ charts, consults physicians as needed, evaluates studies performed in the laboratory, and determines whether additional testing is needed. The role also supports vascular research, teaches procedures to residents, fellows, and student technicians, schedules tests, and answers calls. Equipment responsibilities include operating, cleaning, and performing minor maintenance and repairs, as well as inventorying and restocking departmental supplies. The technologist participates in process and quality improvement initiatives and maintains professional knowledge through conferences and professional organizations.

Requirements

Associate's degree in science or applied sciences from an accredited college or university, or equivalent.
Certification as an RVT (Registered Vascular Technologist), ARDMS (American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography), or CCI (Cardiovascular Credentialing International) Registered Vascular Specialist (RVS), or registry eligibility. Registry-eligible candidates must obtain RVT or RVS registration within 12 months of hire.
BLS (Basic Life Support) certification is required.
Analytical and clinical skills to perform assigned procedures, recognize unusual symptoms or reactions, and take appropriate action.
Visual, aural, and perceptual acuity to analyze clinical findings, monitor data, and recognize and measure variations in procedure results.
Mechanical skills to perform minor maintenance, repair, and calibration of diagnostic equipment.
Interpersonal skills to work productively with patients and hospital personnel in a sensitive patient-care environment.
Skills necessary to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Knowledge of the effects of vascular drugs and pathologies on procedure results.

Nice To Haves

ARDMS certification is preferred.
Concentration in extra-cerebral and peripheral vascular is strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

Perform noninvasive peripheral vascular imaging and Doppler procedures.
Perform arterial and venous examinations to aid in diagnosis and evaluation of vascular disease in the head, abdomen, and upper and lower extremities, including Dialysis Access and Transcranial Doppler assessments.
Interpret and report preliminary test results in patients’ charts and confer with physicians regarding results as required.
Evaluate vascular studies performed in the laboratory and assess the need for further testing; perform additional tests or consult a supervisor as needed.
Participate in vascular research studies by gathering data, conducting studies, analyzing results, and reporting findings to the principal investigator.
Teach vascular procedures to residents, fellows, and student technicians.
Schedule patient tests and answer telephone calls as necessary.
Operate, clean, and perform minor maintenance and repairs on testing equipment and machinery.
Inventory, order, and restock departmental supplies as needed.
Participate in process improvement and quality improvement initiatives.
Maintain professional knowledge through conference attendance and professional organizations.