Ultrasound Technologist
Core
Performs complex technical procedures using medical diagnostic ultrasound equipment to produce diagnostic sonograms for patients of all ages, including routine, vascular, obstetrical, and small part studies.
Role type
Ultrasound Technologist
Builds
Diagnostic sonograms and vascular studies
Domain
Healthcare / Medical Imaging
Required skills
Ultrasound equipment operation, anatomy and physiology knowledge, aseptic techniques, infection control, patient introduction and explanation, CPR certification, digital PACs system usage, Teleradiology and RIS systems usage, color printer camera operation, scheduling and order entry
Preferred skills
ARDMS registration, experience with vacuum assisted breast biopsies, liver biopsies, paracentesis, thoracentesis, cyst aspirations, FNA Thyroid/Breast Biopsy, amniocentesis assistance
Technologies
Ultrasound Portable Machine, PVR Machine, Doppler, Color Doppler, RIS, Teleradiology, Digital PACs system, Color printer camera
Responsibilities
Performs routine abdominal, gallbladder, renal, aorta, and spleen exams; Performs routine pelvic ultrasounds; Performs obstetrical studies including transvaginal and translabial; Assists obstetrician with amniocentesis; Performs small part studies on breast, thyroid, and testicle; Operates ultrasound equipment with Doppler and Vascular Capabilities; Performs venous, arterial, and pressure volume studies; Provides radiologists with preliminary interpretation; Sets up room and equipment; Monitors patient's condition during examinations; Utilizes color printer camera for imaging; Performs check on department crash cart and defibrillator; Demonstrates competency in using digital PACs system; Stocks and cleans work area; Performs all office functions including RIS order entries and scheduling.
Seniority
Entry-level to Mid-level, hands-on IC