Technologist, Ultrasound

Description

Ultrasound Technologist-PRN
Center for Primary Care
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For over 30 years the Center for Primary Care (CPC) has cared for families in the CSRA by providing patients with the most convenient, accessible, and personal healthcare available. Our mission is to improve the health and wellbeing of the families we serve by providing compassionate and high-quality care in a joyful setting. The physicians, healthcare professionals, and support team at our 10 practices, plus laboratory, imaging, and corporate locations work to transform our mission into action.

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Ultrasound Technologist

Reporting to the Imaging Manager, The Ultrasound Technologist provides diagnostic patient care using ultrasound according to established policy and procedures. Uses independent judgment and systematic problem-solving methods to produce high-quality diagnostic exams and optimal patient care as well as other assigned duties as assigned by the Imaging Manager. Performs all required ultrasound exams at a technical level not requiring direct supervision.

Key Responsibilities:

Essential Functions

• Perform Ultrasound exams to include Echocardiograms, Abdominal Ultrasound (ABD, RUQ, and Renal), Pelvis Ultrasound (Transabdominal and Transvaginal), Small parts Ultrasound (Thyroid, Scrotum, various areas of interest), Lower Extremity Arterial Doppler, Lower Extremity Venous Doppler, Extracranial Doppler, Vascular/Cardiac Pedoff, TCD, Upper Extremity Arterial Doppler, Upper Extremity Venous Doppler, and Renal Artery Doppler.
• Efficient in operating ultrasound equipment, selecting the right technical factors for obtaining highest quality ultrasound images.
• Order ultrasound supplies. Keep work area clean and stocked with necessary supplies. Assure equipment is in good working order and notify supervisors of any malfunctions.
• Assure images and preliminary information (sonographer worksheets) are delivered to reading physicians as soon as possible, but no later than the end of the workday. Currently images are sent through the Cardiac and Radiology PACS systems.
• Assure diagnostic reports are received for ultrasound studies in a timely manner.
• Each sonographer is responsible for filling out the correct imaging tracker form for each exam done each day.
• Adheres to infection control guidelines.
• Communicates effectively to the patient at his/her level of understanding.
• Always Maintains patient confidentiality; adheres to HIPAA guidelines.
• Maintain current credentials (registry certifications) for Ultrasound.
• Always Maintains patient confidentiality; adheres to HIPAA guidelines.
• Maintain appropriate CME's that are required by appropriate accreditation bureaus.
• Ensure smooth patient flow throughout the office by assisting in other areas when needed or as requested.
• Promotes positive public relations with patients, visitors, families, physicians, and others. Exhibits characteristics consistent with CPC values for quality, respect, teamwork, and pride.
• Physical appearance and conduct are consistent with acceptable professional ethics and CPC standards.
• Maintains operations by following policies and procedures, reporting needed changes and making suggestions for improvement
• Performs other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

All essential functions must be performed. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with qualified disabilities to perform the essential functionsThe above information is intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this job. It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties and skills required of personnel so classified. Examples listed do not preclude the performance of other duties similar in nature or in level of complexity.

Requirements

Qualifications for Success:

Education, License/Certification, and Experience Requirements

Education:

Graduate of an Accredited Sonography Program with either an Associate's degree and/or Bachelor's degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography.

Upcoming graduates will be considered, with at least one Registry obtained within 6 -12 months of hire date from ARDMS.

Must have or be able to obtain CPR certification within 6 months.

Licensure, Certifications, and Registration Required: ARDMS and/or CCI certified.

Experience: Prior Experience scanning various types of Medical Sonography Exams. Experience with AthenaOne strongly preferred.

• Knowledge of Electronic Medical Records
• Ability to type
• Ability to identify emergent medical situations
• Ability to function in a fast-paced work environment, multi-tasking
• Attention to detail
• Proficient in AthenaOne or EMRs
• Passionate about technology and efficiency, including AI-assisted coding tools and workflow automation
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written
• Detail-oriented, organized, and able to manage multiple tasks efficiently
• Ability to educate and influence providers and staff constructively
• Willingness to work collaboratively and support team goals

AdditionalJobDetails:

Work Setting: On-site

Job Type: PRN

Schedule: Monday-Friday

Compensation: Market competitive base pay, commensurate with education and experience.