Travel Ultrasound Technician – $1,638 per week Position Available In Fulton, Georgia
Tallo's Job Summary: Travel Ultrasound Technician position available in Atlanta, Georgia, offering $1,638 per week. Responsibilities include conducting ultrasound scans, ensuring patient comfort and safety, analyzing images, and collaborating with the medical team. The role requires technical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to communicate effectively with patients. Magnet Medical is hiring for this 8-week travel assignment starting on 05/12/2025.
Job Description
Job Description:
Magnet Medical is seeking a travel Ultrasound Technologist for atravel job in Atlanta, Georgia.
Job Description & Requirements Specialty:
Ultrasound Technologist Discipline:
Allied Health Professional Start Date:
05/12/2025
Duration:
8 weeks 36 hours per week
Shift:
12 hours, nights
Employment Type:
TravelAn Ultrasound Technologist (also knownas a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer) is responsible for performingmedical imaging procedures using ultrasound equipment to createimages or videos of a patient’s internal structures. These imagesare then analyzed by physicians to diagnose a variety of medicalconditions, including conditions related to pregnancy, abdominalissues, vascular problems, and more. Ultrasound technologists mustpossess strong technical skills, attention to detail, and theability to make patients feel comfortable during procedures.
Key Responsibilities:
Pre-Procedure Preparation:
Review patient medical history and physician orders to ensurethe correct type of ultrasound procedure is performed. Prepare ultrasound equipment, ensuring it is functioningproperly and has the necessary settings adjusted for theprocedure. Explain the ultrasound procedure to the patient, addressing anyquestions or concerns to reduce anxiety. Confirm the patient’s identity, verify any contraindications(e.g., allergies to contrast agents), and ensure properdocumentation is completed.
Conducting Ultrasound Scans:
Position patients properly on the examination table to captureclear, high-quality images. Apply a conductive gel to the patient’s skin to facilitate thetransmission of sound waves, ensuring the patient is comfortableduring the process. Operate ultrasound equipment, adjusting settings such as depth,focus, and frequency to capture optimal images of organs, tissues,or blood flow. Use a hand-held ultrasound transducer (probe) to move over thepatient’s body and capture images or videos of the targetarea. Obtain diagnostic-quality images and videos of organs, bloodvessels, muscles, or fetuses (if performing obstetricultrasounds).
Patient Safety and Comfort:
Ensure patient comfort and safety during the ultrasoundprocedure, explaining each step and providing reassurance. Monitor the patient for signs of discomfort or distress andadjust positioning or equipment settings as needed. Address patient concerns or discomfort, particularly forpatients who may be anxious or nervous about theprocedure. Ensure a clean and sterile environment, adhering to infectioncontrol standards.
Image Analysis and Reporting:
Capture high-quality, diagnostic images that meet the criteriafor medical evaluation and diagnosis. Review and analyze ultrasound images for clarity andcompleteness before submitting them to the physician orradiologist. Provide preliminary findings or impressions based on ultrasoundimages to the physician, while adhering to professional and legalguidelines. Ensure that all images are labeled correctly and stored in thehospital’s electronic health record (EHR) system or PACS (PictureArchiving and Communication System).
Post-Procedure Care:
Assist the patient after the procedure, ensuring they arestable and comfortable before leaving the examinationroom. Remove any gel from the patient’s skin and offer tissues ortowels for cleaning. Provide patients with aftercare instructions, especially ifadditional follow-up appointments or tests are required. Advise patients to follow up with their physician for review ofresults or further treatment.
Equipment Maintenance and Troubleshooting:
Regularly inspect and maintain ultrasound equipment, ensuringit is functioning properly and in good working condition. Perform basic troubleshooting for equipment malfunctions, andreport technical issues to the appropriate team forrepair. Ensure the ultrasound probe is properly cleaned and sanitizedbetween patients, following infection control protocols.
Documentation and Record-Keeping:
Maintain accurate records of procedures performed, includingpatient information, images, and reports. Ensure all documentation is completed in compliance withhospital policies, regulatory standards, and patientconfidentiality guidelines (e.g., HIPAA). Ensure that images and results are stored correctly and arereadily accessible for review by physicians or radiologists. Collaboration with
Medical Team:
Work closely with physicians, radiologists, and otherhealthcare professionals to provide accurate imaging for diagnosisand treatment. Communicate effectively with physicians and other medical staffto discuss the quality of images or any potential findings that mayrequire further investigation. Assist in preparing reports or other documentation as neededfor medical records or treatment planning.
Professional Development and Training:
Participate in continuing education opportunities, stayingcurrent with the latest advancements in ultrasound technology andimaging techniques. Obtain and maintain certifications and licensure required forultrasound technology, including RDMS (Registered DiagnosticMedical Sonographer) certification and Basic Life Support (BLS)certification. Assist in training new sonographers or students in the properoperation of ultrasound equipment, patient care, and safetyprotocols. Magnet Medical Job ID #31785136. Pay package is based on 12 hourshifts and 36.0 hours per week (subject to confirmation) withtax-free stipend amount to be determined.
Posted job title:
Tech:
Ultrasound Tech,19:00:00-07:00:00
