Ultrasound Technologist - OB/GYN - FT

Ultrasound Technologist I

The Ultrasound Technologist I performs diagnostic sonographic examinations while developing proficiency and preparing for the applicable registry examination. They provide safe, compassionate, and efficient care, produces accurate, high-quality images or study data, and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to support diagnosis and treatment.

Key Responsibilities:

• Performs diagnostic sonography examinations and procedures in accordance with provider orders, established protocols, and applicable standards.
• Verifies patient identity, procedure, clinical history, and required preparation before beginning the examination.
• Explains procedures, answers questions within scope, and protects patient privacy, dignity, comfort, and safety.
• Positions patients and selects technical factors, protocols, and equipment settings appropriate to the examination and patient condition.
• Selects appropriate transducers and imaging techniques, obtains required measurements, and documents preliminary technical findings for provider interpretation.
• Evaluates images or study data for technical quality and completeness and obtains additional views or information when appropriate.
• Documents procedures accurately and completes image transfer, charging, and related electronic records in a timely manner.
• Operates equipment safely, performs required quality-control activities, and reports malfunctions or safety concerns promptly.
• Maintains infection-prevention practices and prepares rooms, equipment, medications, and supplies for patient care.
• Communicates significant observations and changes in patient condition promptly to the radiologist, provider, nurse, or other appropriate team member.
• Collaborates with radiologists, providers, nurses, and other team members to coordinate efficient care and support positive patient outcomes.
• Performs additional duties as assigned to support departmental and organizational goals.

Essential Skills:

• Knowledge of anatomy, physiology, medical terminology, and imaging principles applicable to the assigned specialty.
• Ability to operate imaging equipment and related clinical information systems accurately and safely.
• Strong patient-care, communication, teamwork, organization, and critical-thinking skills.
• Ability to adapt procedures to patient age, condition, mobility, and clinical needs.

Qualifications:

Education & Experience:

• Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology or Diagnostic Medical Sonography program.

Licenses & Certifications:

• Must be eligible to sit for the applicable registry exam.

Requirements: Degrees: Associate degree Licenses and Certifications: Basic Life Support