Cardiovascular Technologist (CVT) - Echo Tech
Listed on 2026-08-05
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Healthcare
Ultrasound / Sonography, Medical Imaging, Clinical Specialists & Support
Cardiovascular Technologist (CVT) - Echo Tech
The Echo Tech performs echocardiography studies to evaluate cardiac structure and function, contributing to diagnostic decisions under the supervision of a cardiologist or lab supervisor.
Works in hospital or outpatient imaging settings to obtain high-quality ultrasound images and prepares findings for interpretation.
Responsibilities- Perform transthoracic echocardiograms and related imaging procedures
- Prepare patient, position for optimal image acquisition, and ensure patient safety
- Assess image quality and adjust equipment to obtain diagnostic studies
- Document procedure details and preliminary findings for review by clinicians
- Maintain and inspect ultrasound equipment and manage supply inventory
- Collaborate with cardiologists and sonographers to support comprehensive evaluation
- Adhere to radiation safety and infection control policies
Education:
Associate degree or equivalent in cardiovascular technology or diagnostic medical sonography
Licensure:
Licensure or registration as required by state; certification in echocardiography is preferred
Certifications:
- RDCS or equivalent echocardiography certification
- CPR/BLS certification
Experience or Skills:
Experience performing echocardiography in a clinical setting; strong patient communication and attention to image quality
Experience- 1–3 years performing echocardiography in hospital or outpatient settings
- Experience using standard ultrasound equipment and vendor-specific interfaces
- Experience with stress echo imaging
- Ability to work with a multidisciplinary cardiology team
Environment includes hospital or outpatient imaging labs with exposure to standard clinical regulations and patient care teams.
Work may require early morning or late shift starts; teamwork with physicians and sonographers is essential, and image data is integrated into electronic health records.
Safety and quality are priorities in a busy diagnostic imaging setting.
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