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Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
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What they do
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.
$80,394 / year median in Nevada
+27% projected growth
Job Description
Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Cleveland Clinic - 3.8 Las Vegas, NV Job Details Full-time $35.25 - $53.00 an hour 15 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Qualifications BLS Certification Research Full Job Description Cleveland Clinic Nevada specializes in collaborative care, providing the community with ongoing care, clinical research and access to no-cost partner resources and education services. Here, you will work alongside a passionate and dedicated team, receive endless support and appreciation, and build a rewarding career at one of the most respected healthcare organizations in the world. Diagnostic Medical Sonographers use imaging devices that emit sound waves to create the image that will help physicians assess and diagnose various conditions. There are different kinds of imaging devices, this includes ultrasounds, sonograms, and echocardiograms. Generally sonographic imaging devices use a handheld probe, which is moved over the area being surveyed to create a two-dimensional or three-dimensional image. These devices can be used for therapy, diagnosis, and even to guide interventional procedures like biopsies or draining fluid collections. A caregiver in this position works days, 8:00am—4:30pm or 8:30am—5:00pm. A caregiver who excels in this role will: Perform diagnostic sonographic imaging through the application of non-ionizing, high-frequency sound waves for patients of all ages. Perform ultrasound studies ( i.e. obstetrical, GYN, abdominal, retro peritoneal, small parts, pediatric, and vascular). Consult with referring physicians regarding patients' medical history and selection of appropriate procedures and equipment required for proper diagnosis. Review charts, previous reports and requisition prior to the exam. Educate patients regarding procedures, equipment and exams to ensure understanding and cooperation. Ensure patients' comfort and safety during and after the exam. Assist with scheduling of patients and schedule all emergency patients for diagnostic ultrasound procedures. Monitor all appointments scheduled for ultrasound examinations. Perform preliminary research on patients when preparations are not provided and determine priority of patients based on the daily schedules. Acquire , archive, transmit and print images via PACS. Complete after hours transmission of images and appropriate paperwork . Immediately report any malfunctions to help desk and PACS Administrator. Process billing via RIS. Ensure proper function of ultrasound equipment and notify clinical engineering of any equipment malfunctions. Adequately supply exam rooms with linen and related medical supplies. Assist with clinical instruction of ultrasound students and residents and in-service education of caregivers. Assist with orienting new caregivers to the equipment, department procedures and scanning protocols. Demonstrate ultrasound equipment for caregivers and visitors. Potentially rotate through all diagnostic imaging modalities, sites and/or locations. Assist in new investigative techniques, procedures and equipment. Maintain the most up to date knowledge in the field through self-motivated education and attendance of appropriate conferences and symposiums. RDMS must be maintained and in good standing. If working within the Imaging Institute, perform non-invasive vascular studies to include veins, arteries, pulse volume readings and assist the physician during invasive studies. Minimum qualifications for the ideal future caregiver include: Graduate of an accredited school in Diagnostic Medical Sonography and in good standing. Two years of recent modality experience.