Ultrasonographer I

Ultrasonographer I

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Entity: Clinical Practices of University of Pennsylvania

Department: OB-Gyn Maternal Fetal

Location: Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania - 3400 Spruce Street

Hours: Per Departmental Needs Part-time 20+ hours

Summary: The Ultrasonographer I is responsible for performing all ultrasound examinations. The primary purpose of this position is to perform, coordinate, and supervise patient testing services. Ultrasonographer I's may have departmental duties in addition to scanning patients and performing procedures such as maintaining equipment, patient lists, supplies/inventory, chart prep, regulatory compliance, educational responsibilities, or other responsibilities as delegated by leadership appropriate for a junior sonographer.

Responsibilities:

• Operate Ultrasound units.
• Prepare ultrasound rooms and maintain cleanliness of area.
• Interviews and screens patients prior to the examination and explains procedures to the patient.
• Perform, coordinate, and supervise selected patient testing services.
• Ensure all equipment, supplies, and records are available for patient care at the satellites.
• Educate and support patients and their families through telephone consultation, office visits, and hospital visits.
• Assure maximum quality of care, design, and implement effective antenatal testing systems.
• Assure maintenance of patient testing records, and unit equipment.
• Assist in research projects as requested by the Division.
• Communicate equipment problems and image quality issues.
• Package and send genetic specimens.

Credentials:

• Basic Cardiac Life Support (Required)
• Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
• Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer OR board eligible. RDMS completed OR completed within introductory period

Education or Equivalent Experience:

• H.S. Diploma/GED (Required)
• Education Specialization: Graduate of an Accredited Diagnostic Medical Sonography School required Equivalent Experience: And 1+ years Experience in a Penn Medicine imaging specialty field

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