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Jackson Hospital and Clinic

Ultrasound Tech - FT (Jackson OB/GYN Clinic)

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An Ultrasound Technologist or Sonographer uses ultrasound technology to examine the inside of patients' bodies and diagnose medical conditions. Works closely with other healthcare specialists who assess and treat relevant conditions. Works in hospitals or other healthcare facilities.

$49,394 / year median in Alabama

+22% projected growth

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Job Description

This is a technical position performing diagnostic ultrasound exams, studies and ABI testing in the Vascular Clinic In addition to scanning, the duties include chart review, maintaining data logs and image processing. Sonographers may be expected to provide an oral or written review of the exams performed. Demonstrate the ability to perform quality and timely routine diagnostic ultrasound studies and render accurate written or verbal summaries. Demonstrate the ability to perform quality vascular studies to include both venous and arterial exams. Assist the radiologists and/or other physician during procedures by providing assistance with equipment and by providing adequate and appropriate supplies needed to complete the procedure, in the department, in patient care areas, or in Surgery. Participates in the care of the equipment by proper usage and storage of the probes, and maintaining the cleanliness of equipment. Completes and close out all procedures in the computer system daily. Accurately make use of PACS, any written paperwork/logs, and databases after each case. Participates, according to written and pre-determined schedules, on-call duties to provide Ultrasound services to inpatients and Emergency Department patients.
Requirements:
Graduate of School of Radiological Technology with additional formal training in Ultrasound, or, graduation from an accredited school of Medical Sonography . Six months of formal training that includes hands on clinical applications. Registered with ARRT in Ultrasonography or with ARDMS in minimum of Physics and ABD/OB areas. Must be Vascular registered. Proficient in all areas of diagnostic ultrasound. Will require standing and sitting for prolonged periods of time. Also involves stooping, bending, pushing and lifting in excess of 25 pounds. Walking would be necessary, as performing portable exams are a requirement.