Medical Sonographer

Summary The Diagnostic Medical Sonographer performs ultrasound procedures under supervision to assist in diagnosing patient conditions across all ages. Summary The Diagnostic Medical Sonographer performs ultrasound procedures under supervision to assist in diagnosing patient conditions across all ages. Key Responsibilities Conducting abdominal, obstetrical, gynecological, neuro, small parts, breast, interventional, and Doppler ultrasounds. Using sterile techniques for invasive procedures and ensuring proper patient positioning and transducer selection. Operating ultrasound equipment and related systems such as HIS, RIS, PACS, and offsite radiologist services. Reviewing patient history, documenting studies accurately, and maintaining patient confidentiality. Coordinating exams with staff and other departments to ensure efficient patient care, and communicating effectively with medical teams, patients, and families. Cleaning and maintaining equipment, managing supplies, and participating in quality improvement initiatives. Training sonography students and supporting their clinical education, adhering to program standards. Accessing and administering relevant medications following procedures, maintaining professional development, and participating in departmental meetings and projects. Qualifications and Skills Knowledge of sonographic anatomy, physics, and procedures. Proficiency with ultrasound machinery, PACS, and related technology. Effective communication, critical thinking, and ability to work under stress. Capacity to establish relationships with staff and patients, maintain confidentiality, and prioritize tasks independently. Requirements Graduation from a Diagnostic Medical Sonography program and ARDMS certification in abdomen within three months. Basic Life Support (CPR) certification. #J-18808-Ljbffr Health Here