About This Role
Supporting patient diagnosis and treatment through advanced sonographic imaging technology is the core of this role. The Ultrasound Technician performs diagnostic ultrasound examinations, produces high-quality images, documents findings, and ensures patient safety throughout the imaging process. This position requires strong technical expertise, attention to detail, critical thinking, and a commitment to delivering outstanding patient care.
Responsibilities
- Perform diagnostic ultrasound examinations using specialized imaging equipment to assist physicians in patient diagnosis and treatment
- Produce and analyze high-quality ultrasound images to support accurate clinical decision-making
- Enter patient demographics, examination information, and required measurements into ultrasound reporting systems
- Assist physicians during minor surgical and interventional procedures when appropriate
- Explain procedures to patients and provide reassurance while ensuring patient comfort and safety
- Apply knowledge of anatomy, physiology, pathology, and pathophysiology to obtain accurate diagnostic images
- Operate ultrasound equipment, including Duplex Dopplers, Matrix Imaging systems, color imaging technology, and related diagnostic systems
- Perform daily equipment calibration, quality assurance checks, and preventive maintenance to ensure optimal performance
- Maintain adequate inventory and supply levels within the department
- Accurately document procedures, findings, and patient information in accordance with departmental and regulatory requirements
- Report identified safety concerns, hazardous conditions, medical errors, and other quality-related issues in a timely manner
- Follow established clinical policies, protocols, and best practices to support high-quality patient care
- Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary healthcare teams to deliver exceptional patient outcomes
Requirements
- Graduate of an accredited Ultrasound/Sonography program
- Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) certification required
- Strong knowledge of gross and sectional anatomy
- Knowledge of physiology, pathology, and pathophysiology
- Proficiency in operating a variety of ultrasound equipment, including Duplex Dopplers, Matrix Imaging systems, color imaging technology, computers, and ultrasound machines
- Ability to perform mathematical calculations and operate imaging equipment safely and accurately
- Strong organizational, documentation, and patient care skills
- Ability to work flexible schedules, including partial-day shifts based on departmental and operational needs
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