Registered Vascular Technologist

About the role

Performs clinical patient assessment and diagnostic vascular examinations, including extracranial cerebral, peripheral arterial, venous, and visceral studies with limited supervision. Consults with referring MD and/or patient chart to assure appropriate lab procedure. Uses independent judgment and systematic problem solving methods to provide high quality diagnostic information following appropriate protocols, recognizing abnormalities, and adjusting examination when clinically necessary. Maintains a patient‑centered approach by preparing patients and families for examinations with explanations. Demonstrates competencies, including knowledge and behaviors to meet age specific patient needs. Records data and provides appropriate documentation of examinations including proper billing procedures to assure appropriate charging and reimbursement, prepares summary of technical findings. Contributes to care improvement by assisting with the maintenance of IAC accreditation, including participation in preparation and presentation of QA meetings and by participating in mentoring. Works effectively as a team member both within and across clinical setting to provide quality services through communication, cooperation, and collaboration. Reports to the Manager of Non-invasive Cardiology and the Unit Leader.

Responsibilities

• Perform clinical patient assessment and diagnostic vascular examinations (extracranial cerebral, peripheral arterial, venous, visceral) with limited supervision.
• Consult with referring MD and/or patient chart to ensure appropriate lab procedure.
• Apply independent judgment and systematic problem‑solving to provide high‑quality diagnostic information per protocol, recognize abnormalities, and adjust exams as clinically needed.
• Maintain a patient‑centered approach by preparing patients and families for examinations with clear explanations.
• Demonstrate competencies to meet age‑specific patient needs.
• Record data and document examinations, including proper billing procedures for charging and reimbursement; prepare summary of technical findings.
• Assist with IAC accreditation maintenance, including QA meeting preparation/presentation and mentoring.
• Work effectively as a team member within and across clinical settings through communication, cooperation, and collaboration.
• Report to the Manager of Non‑invasive Cardiology and the Unit Leader.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree in a health‑related field and graduation from an accredited ultrasound program (required).
• Bachelor’s degree in a health‑related field (preferred).
• RVT or registry eligible with vascular experience; if not registered, must sit and pass the exam within one year of employment.
• One to two years of previous vascular ultrasound experience, preferably hospital‑based.
• Minimal computer skills required.

Benefits

Hartford HealthCare offers a competitive benefits program designed to ensure work/life balance.

Schedule

Full‑time position, 40 hours per week; day shift Monday‑Friday with limited weekend/holiday call requirement.