Job Summary:

The Ultra sonographer is a registered or registry eligible Technologist who is responsible for the sonography needs of the patient while in the Radiology department.

Job Responsibilities:

• Make an initial assessment of and determines the needs of the day

• Is responsible for insuring that each patient receives safe, optimal care through appropriate planning and implementation of procedures

• Recognize job relationships and is willing to function effectively with the organizational structure

• Assume responsibility for insuring continued professional growth

• Perform other duties as assigned by department director or Administrator

Education/Licensure Requirements:

• Certified by The American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers after completing an approved educational program, complying with the ethical and character standards

• Pass individual modality exams in Abdomen, GYN, Vascular and Echocardiograms as necessary

• Participate in CEU programs and hospital in-service education

Physical Requirements:

• Must be able to stand, turn, and stoop while operating equipment and developing films

• Must be able to reach for, lift and carry equipment which can be moderately heavy

• Assist patients into position for procedures

• Visual acuity

Experience Requirements:

• Graduate from an accredited two year radiology program

• Current license with annual renewal

• Previous experience in Ultrasound and Radiology with cross training in CT desired

• Thorough knowledge of principles of Ultrasound and Radiology; Knowledge of Computed Tomography is desirable

• Knowledge of current trends and techniques in Ultrasound and Radiology; Computed Tomography knowledge is desirable

• Should identify own learning needs and seek opportunities for self development utilizing professional literature and other formal continuing education opportunities