Ultrasound Technologist

The Ultrasound Technologist is responsible for performing all diagnostic procedures related to Ultrasound. Provides clinical services according to radiology/imaging practice standards. Demonstrates skills and knowledge in the use of all ultrasound equipment and performance of all protocols and procedures. Demonstrates technical proficiency in producing high quality exams within the appropriate length of time for procedure. Provides educational presentations to physicians and technical staff.

$10,000 Sign on Bonus

• Performs complex technical aspects of Diagnostic Ultrasound and produces images of internal organs displaying quality and proficiency. Observes and monitors patient's vital signs and medical equipment during the procedure. Reviews physician orders with the Radiologist to ensure the proper examination and diagnostic results are obtained as required. Demonstrates a satisfactory working knowledge of PACS.
• Communicates effectively with patients to obtain informed consent while optimizing the performance and interpretation of the examination. Explains procedure to patients/families, answers questions to ease anxiety and assure patient cooperation.
• Maintains equipment, exam rooms and work areas in a neat and safe condition. Checks and inspects the suite, equipment, and accessories daily for hazards or malfunctions. Troubleshoots malfunctions immediately. Monitors supply levels and cleans/disinfects equipment.
• Maintains proper sterile technique for procedures and practices aseptic techniques, adhering strictly to hospital policy on body substance isolation.
• Consistently, accurately, and legibly records the required information on requisitions. Performs routine clerical duties as assigned and inputs the verified data into PACS/RIS.

• Graduate of an accredited Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program or equivalent (including training from United States Armed Forces).

• Basic Life Support Health Care Provider – American Heart Association
• American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (ARRT), American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS), Society of Medical Sonography (SMDS), or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI) Registered.

• Knowledge of medical laboratory testing techniques, standard phlebotomy, skin puncture techniques, and appropriate blood processing and handling procedures.
• Ability to perform routine medical laboratory tests, procedures, and analysis.
• Ability to accurately complete and maintain patient documents and records.
• Ability to understand and follow specific clinical protocols and to communicate effectively both orally and in writing.

Does not supervise employees.

• Heavy physical requirements: occasional exertion of 50–100 lbs, frequent 25–50 lbs, or constant 10–20 lbs.

• Sitting – frequent (36–66% of day)
• Standing – frequent (36–66% of day)
• Walking – frequent (36–66% of day)
• Climbing (stairs or ladders) – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Lifting (floor to waist) 0–10 lbs – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Lifting (floor to waist) 10–20 lbs – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Lifting (floor to waist) 20–50 lbs – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Lifting (floor to waist) 50–100 lbs – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Lifting (floor to waist) 100+ lbs – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Lifting (waist level and above) 0–10 lbs – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Lifting (waist level and above) 10–20 lbs – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Lifting (waist level and above) 20–50 lbs – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Lifting (waist level and above) 50–100 lbs – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Lifting (waist level and above) 100+ lbs – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Carrying objects – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Push/pull – frequent (36–66% of day)
• Twisting – frequent (36–66% of day)
• Bending – frequent (36–66% of day)
• Reaching forward – frequent (36–66% of day)
• Reaching overhead – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Squat/kneel/crawl – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Wrist position deviation – continuous (67–100% of day)
• Pinching/fine motor activities – occasional (0–35% of day)
• Keyboard use/repetitive motion – frequent (36–66% of day)
• Talk or hear – continuous (67–100% of day)

Days (United States of America)

Entry level

Part-time

Health Care Provider

Hospitals and Health Care

LCMC Health is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.