Ultrasound Technologist

Shift

Shift: 07:00 AM to 05:30 PM [Mon to Fri] - [4x10]

• Upon the order of a qualified provider, the Ultrasound Technologist utilizes equipment that employs high frequency sound waves for diagnostic purposes according to policies, procedures, and protocols of the KSC Radiology Department and Kelsey‑Seybold Clinic.
• Imaging services vary by location, therefore, performance of sonohysterography and/or vascular ultrasound may be required depending on assigned site.
• Utilize the designated Radiology Information System (RIS) to complete clerical processes and the designated Patient Archiving System (PACS).
• May be assigned to other duties, technical or non‑technical if training, experience and credentials are deemed adequate by supervisor to perform those duties.
• Appropriately seek physician intervention as outlined in KSC Radiology policies and procedures during the performance of diagnostic exams.
• Understand and apply technical principles affecting optimal production of sonographic images, as well as anatomical orientations and anomalies affecting final product.
• Communicate effectively with patients, vendors, and coworkers; interact with Managers, Supervisors, Lead Techs, and Radiologists; provide initial assessment when appropriate.
• Participate in Technical Quality Control measures, including routine equipment maintenance, reporting malfunctions or variances, maintaining supplies and cleaning logs.
• Use RIS and PACS systems correctly, document atypical conditions, identify image transmission problems, and notify supervisors when corrective actions are beyond scope.
• Maintain ultrasound safety measures, utilize sterile technique when necessary, and comply with all KSC safety initiatives.
• Participate in formal and in‑service training programs of Kelsey‑Seybold Clinic and maintain current applicable licenses and certifications.

• Education: High School diploma or GED from an accredited program.
• Experience: Minimum 1‑year ultrasound experience (may be met through completion of a formal ultrasound training program offering minimum 1‑year clinical instruction).
• Skills:
  • PACS and RIS experience.
  • Ability to use computer keyboard and grasp elements of digital image acquisition.
  • Bi‑lingual or multi‑lingual proficiency.
• Licenses:
  • RDMS with a minimum of 2 specialty registries applicable to our practice.
  • OR RT(R)(S) and minimum of 2 specialty registries applicable to our practice.
  • BCLS certification.
• Other: Excellent verbal, written, and interpersonal skills.

• Ability to use computer keyboard and grasp elements of digital image acquisition.
• Appropriately seeks physician intervention as outlined in KSC Radiology policies and procedures.
• Understandage‑related communication needs of patients and convey instructions effectively to facilitate studies.
• Participates in Technical Quality Control, equipment maintenance, and reporting malfunctions.
• Uses RIS system correctly according to Clinic and Department guidelines and documents atypical conditions.
• Has ability to provide initial assessment; understands PACS and identifies image transmission problems.
• Conscious of ultrasound safety measures; utilizes sterile technique when necessary; complies with all KSC safety initiatives.
• Participates in formal and in‑service training programs; maintains current licenses and certifications; complies with continuing education requirements.
• Interacts effectively with vendors, patients, and coworkers; communicates readily with Manager, Supervisor, Lead Tech, and Radiologists.
• Capable of dealing effectively with other clinic departments, physicians, and staff.

• BLS
• RDMS

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