Assignment Overview Shift:

Nights, 3x12hrs

Hours:

36 hrs/wk

Start Date:

Aug 3, 2026

Length:

13 weeks

Openings:

1 Description American Traveler is hiring an Ultrasound Technologist for a night shift position in a Diagnostic Imaging department, requiring ARDMS registration, an OBMI License, and a minimum of 2 years of ultrasound experience. Details Work in a hospital Diagnostic Imaging department performing diagnostic sonography Imaging areas include OB/GYN, abdomen, breast, vascular, and small parts Night shift schedule, Thursday through Saturday, 3x12-hour shifts per week May be floated to other departments where qualified before core staff is floated Requirements Minimum of 2 years of ultrasound experience required ARDMS registration required OBMI License required (license required if applicable) Current BLS and NRP certifications required Associate's or Bachelor's degree from a CAHEA-accredited sonography program or equivalent CRASE training preferred; required if assignment extends beyond 6 months Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs independently and assist with repositioning patients over 100 lbs using appropriate techniques or mechanical aids Must be able to stand and walk continuously throughout the shift Additional Information Serves as an advanced user and in-house training resource for peers, vendors, and applications personnel across all clinical ultrasound applications and workflows Responsibilities include preparing patients for procedures, operating ultrasound equipment, evaluating image quality, and assisting licensed practitioners with interventional procedures Corroborates patient clinical history with procedure and ensures documentation is available to the licensed practitioner May prepare, identify, and/or administer contrast media or medications as prescribed and permitted by state statute and institutional policy Participates in department quality assessment and improvement activities, which may include specific quality control duties and inventory management Provides practical instruction for students and other healthcare professionals Role involves frequent exposure to infectious diseases and hazardous materials; adherence to Universal Precautions and PPE protocols is expected Fast-paced, unpredictable healthcare environment requiring the ability to respond to changing and high-pressure situations