Vascular Technologist

Company Description Omnia Health is a physician-owned surgical and metabolic practice in Newnan, Georgia, led by fellowship-trained bariatric and general surgeon Dr. Roger Eduardo. Built around the belief that patients deserve top-tier expertise without the complexity of hospital systems, Omnia Health provides direct, continuity-based care from first consultation through long-term follow-up. The practice is recognized as one of the highest-rated bariatric centers in Georgia, with 500+ five-star reviews and a strong reputation among patients and referring physicians. Omnia Health offers coordinated care across bariatric surgery, medical weight loss and metabolic management, acid reflux and GERD surgery, varicose vein and venous reflux treatment, and general surgery. The practice serves Newnan, Peachtree City, Fayetteville, Tyrone, Senoia, Coweta County, and the greater Atlanta area, and accepts most major commercial plans and Medicare, with self-pay and financing options available. Role Description The Vascular Technologist is a part-time, on-site role based in Newnan, GA. The individual in this role performs high-quality non-invasive vascular ultrasound studies, including arterial and venous examinations, and accurately documents findings in the medical record and reporting system. Day-to-day responsibilities include preparing patients for procedures, obtaining relevant clinical histories, operating ultrasound equipment, and ensuring adherence to established imaging protocols and safety standards. The Vascular Technologist collaborates closely with the physician and clinical team to support diagnosis and treatment of venous and vascular conditions, including varicose vein and venous reflux treatments. Additional responsibilities may include maintaining equipment, supporting quality assurance activities, and assisting with workflow in a multidisciplinary surgical and metabolic practice. Qualifications Certification and professional registry skills: candidates should possess credentials such as American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS) and/or American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) in a relevant discipline. Clinical domain knowledge: candidates should possess skills and experience in Vascular imaging, with exposure to Cardiology and general Medicine as they relate to vascular and venous disease. Education and experience: completion of an accredited vascular technology, sonography, or radiologic technology program; prior experience performing vascular ultrasound studies in a clinical or hospital setting is strongly preferred. Technical and analytical skills: proficiency in operating vascular ultrasound equipment, performing Doppler studies, and interpreting preliminary findings in alignment with established protocols. Patient care and communication: strong interpersonal skills, ability to explain procedures clearly, provide patient-centered care, and work respectfully with individuals of diverse backgrounds. Professional standards: commitment to ethical practice, infection control, and regulatory compliance; ability to follow physician instructions and contribute to a collaborative team environment. #J-18808-Ljbffr