Ultrasonographer - Registered T2

Ultrasonographer – Registered (PRN) – Good Samaritan Western Ridge Grow your ultrasound career with purpose at TriHealth. Join a patient‑centered team that values your expertise, supports your development, and equips you with advanced technology to deliver exceptional care across hospital imaging, perinatal, and breast health services. We offer career growth opportunities and a comprehensive benefits package. Apply today and grow your career with a team that truly values you. Location Good Samaritan Western Ridge, 6949 Good Samaritan Drive, Cincinnati, OH 45247 Work Schedule PRN/Optional Day Shift Weekend, Holiday and On Call Commitment Incentives & Benefits Comprehensive benefits package which includes medical, dental, vision, paid time off, retirement plans, and tuition reimbursement. Please view our benefits page: Job Requirements Associate’s degree Allied Health, Graduate of an approved technical, professional, or vocational program (Required) Experience in Clinical Allied Health Other In Perinatal areas, Nuchal Translucency Testing Certification is Required BLS Physics BLS/CPR (Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers Required) RDMS - Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) or ARRT (US) Required Job Overview This position may exist in hospital imaging departments or in the perinatal specialty area and works under the general direction of the physician and/or supervision of the manager or supervisor. In hospital imaging, the ultra‑sonographer demonstrates competencies in a combination of breast, prostate, neonatal heads, body, abdominal, head/neck and interventional ultrasound, performing ultrasound examinations in accordance with ACR guidelines and protocols. In the perinatal specialty, demonstrates competencies in a variety of OB procedures, performing ultrasound examinations in accordance with AIUM guidelines and protocols. In the mammography specialty, must demonstrate competencies in breast ultrasound, perform guided ultrasound procedures, and prefer a GXMO to perform DEXA (preferred). In all areas, the ultra‑sonographer is responsible for performing quality ultrasound exams, maintaining accurate records and documenting in the EMR, maintaining a cooperative relationship with interdepartmental team members, quality assurance/quality control, working effectively with patients and families to provide patient care, complies with infection prevention procedures, student education, orientation of new employees, ensures operation of ultrasound equipment by adhering to standard operating procedures and by troubleshooting and reporting malfunctions to leadership, assists clerical staff in the maintenance of records and files, maintains safe, secure, and healthy work environment by following and enforcing standards and procedures, updates job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities, and other duties as assigned. Travel to additional locations may be required. This position requires RDMS in the appropriate field and must meet the minimum continuing education requirements of the registry and ACR/AIUM as appropriate. Job Responsibilities Demonstrates ability to consistently produce and evaluate diagnostic sonograms for radiologic interpretation Demonstrates competency through ongoing CBE's. Demonstrates knowledge of equipment and its operating procedures through CBE's. Selects proper imaging protocols and follows departmental procedures. Demonstrates organizational and communication skills to promote the well‑being of the department. Maintains a cooperative relationship with interdepartmental team members. Maintains accurate records through the completion of all paperwork. Work is completed before submitting. Provides for patient, family, and staff comfort and care prior to, during, and after a procedure. Recognizes and responds appropriately to emergent situations. Working Conditions Climbing - Rarely Concentrating - Frequently Continuous Learning - Frequently Hearing: Conversation - Frequently Hearing: Other Sounds - Frequently Interpersonal Communication - Frequently Kneeling - Rarely Lifting Lifting 50+ Lbs. - Rarely Lifting Pulling - Occasionally Pushing - Occasionally Reaching - Occasionally Reading - Frequently Sitting - Occasionally Standing - Frequently Stooping - Occasionally Talking - Frequently Thinking/Reasoning - Frequently Use of Hands - Consistently Color Vision - Frequently Visual Acuity: Far - Frequently Visual Acuity: Near - Consistently Walking – Frequently #J-18808-Ljbffr TriHealth