Vascular Ultrasound Technologist - per diem

BMC Software•Brockton, MA

1d•$33 - $49

About The Position

The Per Diem Vascular Ultrasound Technologist performs comprehensive vascular ultrasound examinations and provides coverage as needed across BMC Health Vascular Surgery locations. The technologist works independently, performs a full range of vascular ultrasound examinations, supports venous procedures, and maintains high standards of diagnostic imaging and patient care. The role requires knowledge of hemodynamics, vascular pathology, and IAC accreditation standards, along with the ability to work efficiently and adapt with minimal supervision. This position reports directly to the Vascular Lab Technical Manager and the Brighton Chief of Vascular Surgery. The technologist performs vascular duplex and physiologic examinations, provides ultrasound guidance and clinical support during venous procedures, communicates preliminary results, prepares and educates patients, maintains a clean and organized work area, and operates and troubleshoots ultrasound and physiologic testing equipment. The role also includes following IAC protocols, participating in quality assurance activities, coordinating with clinical colleagues, and maintaining continuing education and required certifications.

Requirements

Minimum of 3 years performing a full range of vascular ultrasound examinations.
Experience supporting venous treatments, including venous ablations, in a hospital or high-volume outpatient setting.
Bachelor’s degree in Vascular Ultrasound, an allied health discipline, or a health/science field; an Associate’s degree with formal training in Vascular Ultrasound is acceptable.
Graduate of an accredited vascular technology program verified through the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS).
Registered Vascular Technologist (RVT) or Registered Vascular Sonographer (RVS) certification.
Expertise performing and interpreting vascular duplex and physiologic examinations, including carotid, abdominal aorta, renal, mesenteric, arterial, venous, and venous reflux studies across normal, abnormal, and post-treatment states.
Strong knowledge of vascular pathology and hemodynamics.
Ability to work independently and efficiently in a high-demand outpatient setting.
Excellent communication skills, particularly in patient education and collaboration with physicians.

Nice To Haves

Experience working independently in different vascular laboratory settings.
Extensive knowledge of IAC accreditation requirements and guidelines for vascular ultrasound.
Strong commitment to continuing education and staying current with advances in vascular ultrasound.

Responsibilities

Independently perform a full range of vascular duplex ultrasound and physiologic examinations, ensuring accurate image acquisition, hemodynamic assessment, documentation, and preliminary interpretations.
Provide ultrasound guidance, patient preparation, and clinical support during venous procedures, including venous ablation therapies and VenaSeal treatments.
Follow department IAC vascular testing protocols and participate in quality assurance activities, including exam correlation, reproducibility, and case study review.
Review ultrasound images, detect pathologies, provide preliminary interpretations, and ensure accurate and timely reports compliant with IAC standards.
Explain examinations to patients, prepare them for testing, support their comfort and understanding, and reinforce ordering clinician instructions as appropriate.
Keep the ultrasound room and work area clean, organized, and properly stocked in support of patient safety, infection control, and efficient workflow.
Operate and maintain duplex ultrasound systems and physiologic testing equipment, perform routine quality checks, and coordinate service when equipment issues arise.
Complete continuing education, maintain required certifications, earn 30 CME credits per triennium, and complete annual training and competency modules.
Coordinate with the Vascular Lab Technical Manager, Chief of Vascular Surgery, fellow technologists, and referring clinicians regarding exam prioritization, preliminary reporting, and follow-up planning.