Ultrasonographer / Cardiovascular Technologist

Summary This role involves performing diagnostic ultrasound procedures under a physician's supervision, utilizing various ultrasound techniques to assist in patient diagnosis across all ages. Key responsibilities include conducting abdominal, obstetrical, gynecological, neuro, small parts, breast, interventional, doppler, and vascular scans following established protocols, and using sterile techniques for invasive procedures. The sonographer provides comprehensive diagnostic information to physicians, ensures proper patient positioning and equipment operation, and maintains accurate documentation through hospital systems like PACS and RIS. They care for patients of all ages, uphold confidentiality, coordinate exams within departments, and communicate effectively with medical staff, patients, and families. Additional duties include equipment maintenance, participating in quality improvement, supporting student training, and administering drugs as per procedures. Qualifications include a graduate of a diagnostic medical sonography program, ARDMS certification in abdomen within three months, and vascular scan training with RVT certification within a year. BLS certification is required.