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The Sonographer/Ultrasound Technologist prepares patients for ultrasound examinations, positions them according to departmental procedures, and explains exams in plain language to reduce anxiety. The technologist obtains relevant imaging and diagnostic reports, consults referring physicians about patient history and appropriate examinations, and sets up and operates equipment using technical judgment to obtain accurate results. During examinations, the technologist interprets visualized structures, distinguishes artifacts from normal or pathological processes, and determines whether further evaluation is needed. The technologist monitors patients throughout the exam and reports changes in condition or complaints such as fainting or discoloration. Responsibilities also include documenting and labeling images, maintaining exam records and logs, performing calibration checks and minor equipment repairs, troubleshooting mechanical problems, and performing related duties.
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Full-time
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Entry Level
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