Ultrasound Technologist .8 FTE

SCHEDULE

FTE: .8, 1st Shift Monday-Friday.  No weekends, call, or holidays. 

PRIMARY FUNCTIONS

Performs high quality diagnostic ultrasound exams, accurate operation of equipment and technical factors, producing images for the interpretation by or at the request of a licensed practitioner.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

1. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

   WORK ENVIRONMENT

   1. 1. Education, Experience, and Training
         1. Must have successfully completed accredited Ultrasound Technology training from a American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS) and be registered (or eligible for registry) as a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer.
         2. Must possess the following certifications, based on skill set:
      • Ultrasound Technologist must possess or obtain certification in Physics and either OB/GYN or Abdomen within 24 months post Ultrasound education.  
        1. Previous experience in area of licensure is preferred.
        2. Ability to learn and navigate computer systems including the online training modules, the employee timesheet and the performance appraisal system. Job specific systems are also required.
        3. Must be able to read, speak, and write fluent English.
      1. Physical Requirements
         1. Sitting – Approximately 25% of shift.
         2. Standing– Approximately 50% of shift.
         3. Walking – Approximately 25% of shift.
         4. Lifting – Approximately 35 pounds. Must use, and require staff to use, when in hospital and pre-hospital settings, proper body mechanics and ergonomics and, as applicable, lifting/moving devices.
         5. Twisting – Infrequent.
         6. Bending – Moderate.
         7. Squat/Kneel – Occasionally less than 25% of shift.

      WORK ENVIRONMENT

      1. May come in contact with hazardous chemicals or treatment modalities.
      2. The possibility exists of exposure to communicable disease due to working in a healthcare environment.
      3. Involvement in patient care may result in unavoidable work-related illnesses.