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WMC Advanced Physician Services PC

Echo Tech

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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.

$66,873 / year median in New York

+20% projected growth

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Job Description

Job Summary:
The Echo Tech primarily specializes in the utilization of cardiovascular ultrasound equipment to perform diagnostic imaging studies of the heart. This position is for both outpatient and hospital inpatient facilities that require staff to perform job duties in critical care settings, patient care floors and within the echo lab. This position may require travel to various lab satellite offices throughout the organization as needed. The schedule is variable including rotating weekends and holiday coverage. The Echo Tech will report directly to the Clinical Manager and Director of the department.
Responsibilities:
The ability to perform IAC standard adult echocardiograms Performs echocardiograms in a timely manner. The ability to recognize cardiac pathology. Adheres to and practices appropriate Infection Control Policies and Procedures. Responsible for maintaining current licensure/certification/CME requirements as well as assume the responsibility for on-going professional development. The ability to interact and communicate with physicians, cardiology fellows, management and fellow employees in a way that promotes teamwork and a productive working environment. The ability to perform duties in an independent manner. Data and billing entry into the EMR where applicable. Structuring reports in the digital imaging PACS system, where applicable. Ability to perform portable echocardiograms in various areas of the hospital including the medical and surgical intensive care units, cardiac catherization labs, hybrid operating rooms. (if applicable) The ability to execute job duties to achieve optimal productivity and efficiency. The ability to ensure the accuracy and completeness of work performed. The ability to maintain a clean organized work area. The ability to demonstrate a thorough knowledge and understanding of cardiac pathology. Insertion of IVs and administration of echocardiography enhancement agents and aggitated saline. Adhears to radiation safety protocols.
Qualifications/Requirements:
Experience:
1-2 years of previous scanning experience, preferred Stress, Pediatric, ACHD and Fetal Echo experience, preferred New graduates of a Diagnostic Cardiovascular Ultrasound Program also considered
Education:
High School or equivalent, required Graduate from a Diagnostic Cardiovascular Ultrasound Program, required. Licenses /
Certifications:
Active credentials in the area of Adult Echocardiography with CCI or ARDMS, required IV Ceritification/competency, preferred
Other:
N/A Special Requirements:
Must be able to wear protective gear in interventional areas such as lead aprons (if applicable)