Ultrasonographer (PRN) - Radiology Ultrasound

Ultrasound Technologist - PRNLocation: All LocationsReports To: Clinical Operations ManagerType of Shift: PRNJob Summary: The General Sonographer performs a variety of ultrasound procedures in an outpatient setting while maintaining a high level of customer service and quality patient care. The responsibilities of the General Sonographer include performing routine ultrasound procedures following the protocols established by the radiologist and demonstrating compassion to ensure overall patient satisfaction. This is a PRN position and will be scheduled on an as needed basis.Job Responsibilities:1. Performs routine ultrasound procedures following the protocols established by the radiologist. Patients are positioned and scanned correctly assuring that the physician prescription and scan are the same.2. Properly inputs all required patient information into the system including protocol, patient history, referring providers, and any additional information to the radiologist regarding the procedure.3. Obtains complete and detailed history to assist the radiologist with diagnosis from each patient. Performs exams in an accurate and timely manner.4. Properly identifies patients and demonstrates compassion while maintaining patient confidentiality. Explains the exam to each patient to ensure patient safety and cooperation.5. Maintains exam rooms by stocking exam rooms with necessary supplies. Maintains equipment and reports any equipment malfunctions to the supervisor or appropriate service provider.6. Properly windows and levels images for film printing and burns CDs as necessary.7. Promotes teamwork by assisting other staff as needed. Performs other duties as required.8. Customer Service.Work Experience/Educational Requirements:3 or more years in the Sonography field is preferred.High School Diploma or GED.Completion of a course in Ultrasound; Current RDMS and RVT certifications are required.Skills/Physical Requirements:Skills in properly positioning patients and obtaining diagnostic images, identifying equipment problems, establishing and maintaining effective working relationships with patients, medical staff, and public.This job requires prolonged sitting or standing, frequent bending, stooping, or stretching; Must be able to see with or without corrective eyewear, must be able to hear clearly, with or without assistance. This position may require lifting 50 plus pounds.