Ultrasound Technologist
As an Ultrasound Technologist you will:
- Produce two-dimensional ultrasonic recordings of internal organs for use by Physicians in the diagnosis of disease and study of malfunction of organs.
- Performs ultrasonic diagnostic procedures of specified body areas by properly positioning patients and locating/scanning areas for interpretation as directed by the physician or radiologist.
- Explains procedures to patients and/or family members ensuring cooperation and optimum test results to reduce anxiety.
- Performs ultrasonic diagnostic procedures of specified body areas by properly positioning patients and locating/scanning areas for interpretation as directed by the physician or radiologist.
- Explains procedures to patients and/or family members ensuring cooperation and optimum test results and reducing anxiety.
- Develops film using automatic film processing equipment and assembles all necessary patient information (i.e., history and past films/records). Delivers to Radiologist/Physician for interpretation/review following established procedures.
- Prepares or cleans patient rooms by changing linens, stocking supplies, wiping off tables, and cleaning equipment, ensuring an efficient and clean working environment.
- Assists physicians with such procedures as needle biopsies, renal biopsies, etc. by scanning patients, marking patients’ bodies and determining the angle of puncture as requested.
- Schedules patients as needed and ensures patients receive adequate service.
- Maintains patient information by purging or updating patient film jackets and/or filing reports or film files to ensure accurate patient records.
- Maintains ultrasound equipment by performing scheduled cleanings/tests and documents results. Contacts service personnel and notifies supervision of malfunctioning equipment.
- Performs other related duties as directed in order to support the achievement of established goals and objectives.
Qualifications
- Satisfactory completion of a formal Ultrasound training program or equivalent training as specified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
- Current certification in Basic Life Support (BLS)
- Registration through the ARDMS (Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers).
- Three (3) years of Ultrasound experience.