Ultrasound Tech; PRN or Part time

Position: Ultrasound Tech; PRN or Part time

Location: Sedalia, MO

Job : 451-2025

# of Openings: 1

Job Title:
Ultrasound Technologist

Job Code: 9460

Job

Hours:

Varies

The Ultrasound Technologist performs ultrasound imaging studies as directed by a physician’s order. The technologist must be capable of providing patient care for all age groups from newborns to seniors.

The Ultrasound Technologist reports directly to the Ultrasound Chief Technologist.

• Education: High School diploma or equivalent; graduate of an accredited Ultrasound program.
• Certification: Must be registered in Diagnostic Ultrasound by ARDMS or ARRT.
• Licensure: Certification in Ultrasound Technology by ARDMS or ARRT required.
• Work Experience: Preferably a minimum of 2 years as a staff technologist, with capabilities deemed adequate by the department head.

• Apply proper techniques and patient positioning to produce high-quality ultrasound images.
• Participate in on-call procedures.
• Assist physicians with ultrasound procedures.
• Ensure ultrasound equipment operates correctly by following manufacturer’s instructions and calling for repairs when needed.
• Maintain necessary supplies in the department.
• Maintain a safe and clean work environment in compliance with policies, rules, and regulations.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Support organizational and departmental mission.
• Understand and support the hospital’s strategic plan and key initiatives.
• Promote teamwork within the department and organization.
• Resolve conflicts constructively and promptly.
• Communicate effectively and clearly with patients and colleagues.
• Maintain a positive, courteous attitude towards all contacts.
• Build good relationships through mutual support.
• Exercise good judgment, reasoning, and attention to detail; take personal accountability.
• Focus on customer service and quality improvement.
• Possess knowledge of practice standards, including computer skills and population-specific competencies.
• Demonstrate a strong desire to learn and grow professionally to provide the best possible care.

• Subject to electrical and radiant energy hazards.
• Requires lifting and positioning patients.
• Involves lifting and carrying supplies.
• Standing and walking for extended periods daily.
• Possible exposure to infections and communicable diseases during patient contact.