Travel Ultrasound Tech - in Hermiston

Position: Travel Ultrasound Tech - $2,520 per week in Hermiston, OR
Ultrasound Tech

Location:

Hermiston, OR

Agency:  Ambition 24

Hours

Pay:  $2,520 per week

Shift Information:  Rotating - 4 days x 10 hours

Contract Duration:  19 Weeks

Start Date:

ASAP

About the Position

Job Title:

Ultrasound Technologist (OB)

Location:

Hermiston, OR
Department:
Diagnostic Imaging
Job Type:
13 weeks
Position overview  The   Ultrasound Technologist (OB)   performs diagnostic sonography examinations with a primary focus on OB/GYN, abdominal, and small parts imaging in a hospital-based imaging department. The role combines high-level technical skill with compassionate, patient-centered care and requires independent judgment to ensure diagnostic image quality and safety.
Schedule      Day shift, 8:15 AM     6:45 PM (40 hours/week equivalent, 4x10 style schedule).

Key responsibilities      Perform diagnostic ultrasound examinations in OB/GYN, abdominal, and small parts according to provider orders and department protocols.

Accurately demonstrate and document anatomical structures and pathology to support interpretation by licensed providers.

Apply professional judgment to tailor imaging techniques to patient condition, ensuring optimal image quality and patient safety.

Provide compassionate, respectful patient care, explaining procedures, addressing questions, and maintaining ethical and cultural sensitivity.

Prepare patients and ultrasound equipment, including room setup, transducer selection, and equipment adjustments to meet exam requirements.

Recognize clinical and technical factors that may affect imaging outcomes and determine when additional views or follow-up are needed.

Float to other imaging areas or modalities when qualified (e.g., general ultrasound), supporting department coverage and workflow.

Required qualifications & skills      Graduate of a CAHEA-accredited sonography program or equivalent formal ultrasound education.

ARDMS certification (or equivalent approved credential), preferably with OB/GYN and Abdomen specialty registrations (e.g., RDMS OB/GYN, RDMS Abdomen).

Active Oregon license as an Ultrasonographer or Radiologic Technologist/Sonographer, consistent with state requirements for diagnostic medical sonographers.

Minimum 3 years of ultrasound experience, including OB/GYN, abdominal, and small parts imaging.

Demonstrated ability to work independently, adapt to changing department needs, and collaborate effectively with radiologists, providers, and other imaging staff.

Core competencies       OB/GYN   ultrasound imaging, including routine and complex prenatal studies.

Diagnostic accuracy, image optimization, and attention to detail across OB, abdominal, and small parts exams.

Patient-centered care, communication, and professionalism in sensitive clinical situations.

Clinical judgment in recognizing abnormal findings and adjusting protocols while staying within scope of practice.

Flexibility, teamwork, and reliability in a busy diagnostic imaging department.