Vascular Ultrasound Technician

Job Description

Job Description

Experienced Vascular Ultrasound Technician must know how to perform the following procedures:

Venous Duplex Bilateral Lower Extremities (includes documenting reflux using the sequential compression pump)

Iliac and IVC duplex ultrasound (including documenting phasicity, reflux and peak systolic velocity ratio)

Procedure assistance needed for vascular access, venous radiofrequency ablation and sclerotherapy or other procedures as determined by Provider.

Arterial Duplex Bilateral Lower including ABIs

Arterial Duplex Upper Extremities (Subclavian through Radial/Ulnar arteries)

Abdominal Ultrasound of Aorta for Aneurysm (including iliac arteries)

Abdominal Visceral Vascular Ultrasound (Aorta, SMA, IMA, Celiac)

Bilateral Carotid Duplex

Renal Duplex, Vein Mapping for Dialysis access and Bypass Surgeries

Maintain efficient patient Flow

Collaborate with medical assistants in the set-up and clean-up of the treatment rooms before and after each procedure.

Strong communication and people skills.

Optional: Previous experience conducting venous insufficiency ultrasounds and assisting venous ablation procedures.

Education:

Associate's degree or higher level degree or equivalent training, such as coursework in anatomy and physiology, is required.

Certification/Registration/Licensure:

Qualifications:

BLS certification and Registration by a recognized institution.'
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\nCompany Description

Evidence based comprehensive cardiovascular care through our experienced team of providers
Patient centered approach with well being as our top priority
Minimally invasive approach for complex cardiac cases through the arm rather than the groin.
Minimally invasive approach for PAD and Vein problems

Company Description

Evidence based comprehensive cardiovascular care through our experienced team of providers\r\nPatient centered approach with well being as our top priority\r\nMinimally invasive approach for complex cardiac cases through the arm rather than the groin.\r\nMinimally invasive approach for PAD and Vein problems