Department: Diagnostic Imaging, Work Hours: Daylight, minimal weekend responsibilities, no holidays.

*Hourly pay incentives offered for techs with specialty ultrasound certifications

The diagnostic medical sonographer performs ultrasound procedures requiring a high level of skill, competency and independent judgement. The diagnostic medical sonographer must produce and evaluate images and relate supporting clinical data to be used by the interpreting physician to render a medical diagnosis. The Diagnostic Medical Sonographer must have an understanding of and be able to effectively utilize all required applications of RIS and PACS.

Requirements

Must have completed a training program in ultrasound technology; Must possess professional and effective communication skills and work compatibly with physicians, supervisors, and technologists; Must be registered/registry eligible by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonography in all areas of ultrasound performed. If registry eligible, successful completion of registry must be within 1 (one) year. Must be adaptable to change.

Successful completion of Acts 73 and/or 169 clearances within 90 days of commencing employment, if applicable.

Obstetric ultrasound experience.

Preferred

Minimum of two years practical experience, computer experience.