Pediatric & OB Ultrasound Technologist (Temp FT)

Hamilton Health Sciences; Hamilton; Sur place; CAD 51 000 - 71 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Hamilton Health Sciences' McMaster Children's Hospital is seeking a Registered Ultrasound Technologist to support pediatric and obstetric ultrasound exams, including high-risk cases, within a dynamic Diagnostic Services team.

This temporary full-time role offers opportunities for professional development, cross-modality rotation, and collaboration with radiologists to ensure high-quality imaging and patient care.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited training program in Ultrasonography.
• Current CM RITO registration in Ontario.
• Professional designation of Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (DMS).
• Current Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) registration.
• Demonstrated teamwork, communication and organization.
• Ongoing education and professional development participation.
• CAMRT/OAMRS membership preferred.
• IPS certificate preferred.
• Current Sonography Canada registration preferred.
• Proficiency in both official languages is an asset.

Responsabilités

• Coordinate and perform pediatric and high-risk obstetric ultrasound examinations and triage as needed.
• Ensure technical operation, coordination and quality of ultrasound services.
• Collaborate with senior technologists and radiologists to maintain procedural quality.

Connaissances

Teamwork

Communication

Interpersonal skills

Problem-solving

Organization

Formation

Graduate of an accredited Ultrasonography program

CMRITO registration in Ontario

DMS designation

BCLS certification

CAMRT/OAMRS membership preferred

IPS certificate preferred

Sonography Canada registration preferred

Description du poste

Hamilton Health Sciences' McMaster Children's Hospital is seeking a Registered Ultrasound Technologist to support pediatric and obstetric ultrasound exams, including high-risk cases, within a dynamic Diagnostic Services team.

This temporary full-time role offers opportunities for professional development, cross-modality rotation, and collaboration with radiologists to ensure high-quality imaging and patient care.