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Piedmont Healthcare

Ultrasound Tech, PRN, Variable

Job Description

Overview:
Operates ultrasound equipment to perform clinical diagnostic ultrasound exams and routine invasive procedures according to established standards and practices. Provides patient services utilizing ultrasound equipment. Demonstrates knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy and pathology. Provides patient care to all age groups to include neonatal, pediatrics, adult, and geriatrics. Communicates effectively with staff and radiologists.
Responsibilities:
Operates ultrasound equipment to perform clinical diagnostic ultrasound exams and routine invasive procedures according to established standards and practices. Provides patient services utilizing ultrasound equipment. Demonstrates knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy and pathology. Provides patient care to all age groups to include neonatal, pediatrics, adult, and geriatrics. Communicates effectively with staff and radiologists.
Qualifications:
Education an approved CAAHEP Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program or an approved Sonography Program by the ARRT. Required or Work Experience No experience required Required 1 year of experience Preferred Licenses and Certifications
ARDMS/ARRT
(s) registry eligible Required and BCLS - Basic Life Support Upon Hire Required and ARDMS - Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonography Licensure requirement for Breast Ultrasound can be met with registration through ARRT (BS), or
ARDMS Business Unit :
Company Name:
Piedmont McDuffie Hospital
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