Sonographer (Per diem - OBGYN)

Core Physicians, part of Beth Israel Lahey Health, is a community-based, multi-specialty medical group dedicated to improving the health of individuals and families across the Seacoast region. With more than 200 healthcare providers across 20 specialties, Core Physicians delivers comprehensive, patient-centered care supported by advanced technology, collaboration, and compassion. Our close partnership with Exeter Hospital allows patients to access seamless, coordinated care within one trusted network.

At Core Physicians, you’ll find a supportive environment that values teamwork, innovation, and professional growth. Whether you’re part of our clinical, administrative, or support staff, you’ll play a key role in advancing our mission to deliver exceptional care and service to our community.

Why Join Us

• Competitive pay and comprehensive benefits, including health, dental, and retirement plans beginning on day 1 of employment
• Career advancement opportunities and ongoing education support
• Standard weekday schedule (Monday—Friday) , with limited weekend or holiday rotations that promote teamwork and work–life balance across locations
• Collaborative, physician-led organization that values input and innovation
• Free onsite parking and convenient Seacoast New Hampshire locations
•  Culture grounded in respect, quality, and patient-centered care

Under the administrative direction of office management, performs ultrasound examinations which includes the operation of real‑time imaging equipment.

Requirements:

• Associate's degree or equivalent experience
• MIRT License
• Ultrasound Tech - RDMS or eligible
• RVT or RVT eligible where applicable
• Must be certified/registered within 18 months of hire
•  CPR certified within 90 days of hire

Responsibilities:

1. Review medical record for patient history and supporting clinical data.  Explain procedure to patient; provide patient support and comfort.  Select equipment and imaging parameters to facilitate optimum diagnostic studies.
2. Operate ultrasound equipment to perform examination.  Display broad knowledge of cross‑sectional anatomy, pathology and/or physiological data to obtain optimal studies.  Constantly evaluate accuracy and quality of scan results.
3. Select and record preliminary study results; make pertinent measurements and label accordingly.  Present study to Radiologist for interpretation.
4. Consult with Radiologists about unusual scans and the need for rescanning; assist with interpretation.
5. Maintain ultrasound equipment.  Recognize malfunctions and the need for service; assure quality control procedures are maintained.
6. Order and maintain supplies.  Maintain orderliness of ultrasound suites.
7. Perform assigned duties associated with interventional procedures.
8. Demonstrate competency in the use of all applicable aspects of the computer information system. Remains up to date on developments and trends in imaging techniques, procedures and equipment by reading appropriate manuals and technical journals. Must participate in continuing education programs which meet the national requirements for CE credits.