Ultrasound Technologist - Night Shift

Role Summary The Diagnostic Medical Sonographer performs clinical diagnostic ultrasound exams and routine invasive procedures using ultrasound equipment, adhering to established standards and practices. Provides patient services across all age groups, including neonatal, pediatric, adult, and geriatric populations. Communicates effectively with staff and radiologists to ensure quality patient care. Key Responsibilities Operates ultrasound equipment accurately, following protocols and guidelines such as ACR standards.Positions patients correctly, selects appropriate protocols, and utilizes all required equipment.Ensures quality, age-specific patient care and provides patient education.Maintains proficiency in all imaging and non-scanner components, demonstrating ongoing quality improvement. Qualifications & Skills Graduation from an accredited CAAHEP or ARRT-approved Sonography Program.Certification eligibility with ARDMS or ARRT, including BLS certification.ARMS licensure for Breast Ultrasound via ARRT or ARDMS.Preferred one year of related experience.