What are the responsibilities and job description for the Sonographer position at Stillwater Medical?
Our ultrasound techs work closely with an interdisciplinary team to help take exceptional care of our patients. They are master communicators and approach problems with a can-do attitude. Sound like you? Come join our weekend team!
Why choose Stillwater Medical?
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Competitive wages
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Excellent benefits
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World's Best Hospital (Newsweek)
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On Modern Healthcare's Best Places to Work since 2012
Important things to know about the job:
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Must have varied Ultrasound experience-RDMS, ABD, OB/GYN, ECHO, RVT
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See qualifications below for details on academic training & registry requirements
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Full-time, 36 hours per week
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Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays 9a-9p
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On Call: Saturday night 9p-9a
JOB SUMMARY:
The Sonographer is responsible for providing quality diagnostic examinations using the principles of ultrasonography, including but not limited to: Adult, Pediatric, General, OB/GYN, Breast, MSK, Neurology, Vascular, and Cardiac through direct patient contact according to SMC values and mission statement and utilizing ACR and ASE protocols. She/he will independently perform diagnostic exams as well as assisting physician providers in image guided procedures. The sonographer will communicate with all customers of the ultrasound department and will continuously strive for self-improvement by maintaining registry through CME.
QUALIFICATIONS:
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Preferred graduate from a JRC-DMS/CAAHEP accredited school program, or equivalent training.
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Preferred ARDMS registry card on file or registry eligible. If unregistered, ARDMS Registry exam within 12 months of hire.
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Ability to communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing.
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Current CPR card or completion of course within 30 days of hire.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
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Must have strength and stamina for prolonged walking and standing.
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Able to frequently lift up to 60 pounds, reach, pull, bend, stoop, and kneel.
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Demonstrates adequate vision, or correctable with glasses/contacts, to read, write, and evaluate medical images.
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Able to hear, or correctable with hearing devices, and able to talk to converse with others in person and over the telephone.
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Able to hear, see, and feel to accurately observe, monitor, and administer care.
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Possess fine motor skills and hand/eye coordination to give care.