Cardiac Sonographer / Cardiovascular Dept. / Part Time / Days

About the Role

As a Cardiac Sonographer at Wood County Hospital, you will provide accurate and high-quality diagnostic imaging through ultrasound, ensuring patient safety and comfort while supporting physicians and medical teams in diagnosis and treatment planning. This is an onsite, part-time position.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic ultrasound examinations to produce clear and precise images for physician evaluation.
• Monitor patient conditions during procedures to ensure safety, comfort, and cooperation.
• Analyze ultrasound images and document findings accurately in patient records.
• Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to review diagnostic results and assist with treatment decisions.
• Operate and maintain ultrasound equipment, ensuring proper function, calibration, and adherence to safety protocols.
• Prepare, prevent, protect, and respond to support our culture of safety.
• Work hours per week in accordance with offer letter or per attributes of position at transfer request. May be expected to work longer hours as necessary.
• Other duties as assigned.

Requirements

• Completion of an approved school of diagnostic ultrasound or equivalent experience accepted by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS).
• Current BLS certification.
• ARDMS certified, or certification obtained within 18 months of hire date.
• Cardiac Sonographer – Ultrasound Registration as an RDCS or RCS (or within one year of hire). RDCS – Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer issued by ARDMS or RCS – Echo Registered Cardiac Sonography issued by CCI.
• Vascular-Ultrasound registration as an RVT (or obtained within 18 months of hire date).
• Two years of relevant experience preferred.

Physical Requirements

• In an 8 to 12-hour workday, stands/walks 6-8 hours at one time.
• In an 8 to 12-hour workday, sits 6-8 hours at one time.
• Lifts 20-50 pounds occasionally during the workday.
• Uses hands for repetitive simple grasping, pushing/pulling, and fine manipulation.
• Does not use feet for repetitive movement in operating foot controls.
• Must be able to bend and squat frequently, kneel occasionally, and not climb.