Registered Ultrasound Tech (PRN

Responsibilities

• Performance of ultrasound procedures, including but not limited to, renal, scrotal, abdominal, pelvic, penile doppler, prostate volume studies, and other studies as requested
• Directly assist physician with prostate ultrasounds, prostate biopsies, and placement of fiducials for Radiation Therapy
• Use and maintenance of ultrasound equipment
• Explain ultrasound procedures to patients and be readily available to answer questions
• Maintain suite and supplies in procedure room(s)
• Present images and preliminary findings to physicians and the healthcare team
• Interact with patient and family
• Provide education to patient and family
• Work in conjunction with physicians and other departments as part of the healthcare team
• Communicate concerns immediately with referring physician and/or supervisor
• Chart required ultrasound results into the electronic medical record
• Maintain CME credits as applicable

• Performance of ultrasound procedures, including but not limited to, renal, scrotal, abdominal, pelvic, penile doppler, prostate volume studies, and other studies as requested
• Directly assist physician with prostate ultrasounds, prostate biopsies, and placement of fiducials for Radiation Therapy
• Use and maintenance of ultrasound equipment
• Explain ultrasound procedures to patients and be readily available to answer questions
• Maintain suite and supplies in procedure room(s)
• Present images and preliminary findings to physicians and the healthcare team
• Interact with patient and family
• Provide education to patient and family
• Work in conjunction with physicians and other departments as part of the healthcare team
• Communicate concerns immediately with referring physician and/or supervisor
• Chart required ultrasound results into the electronic medical record
• Maintain CME credits as applicable

• Ability to communicate clearly and effectively
• Ability to explain procedures
• Focus and attention to detail in a fast-paced environment
• Social perceptiveness
• Critical thinking
• Active listening and patient problem sensitivity
• Ability to multitask and prioritize
• Knowledge of internal organs of human anatomy
• Basic technical skills

• Capable of lifting 40 pounds
• Standing for long periods of time
• Able to work 8-hour shifts Monday – Friday in a clinic setting

Minimum Qualifications

• Associate degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography or completion of an accredited sonography program (CAAHEP-accredited preferred).
• Current certification through the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS) is strongly preferred and often required.
  • Common credentials include:
    • RDMS (Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer)
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
• Ability to perform high-quality diagnostic ultrasound examinations while maintaining patient safety and comfort.