Locum Obstetric Sonographer — Independent Reporting

Medica (Ireland); Dublin; On-site; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Medica (Ireland) is seeking a skilled ultrasound sonographer to provide specialist obstetrics, gynaecology, and fertility imaging services. The postholder will perform and report scans independently, communicating findings clearly to patients and referring clinicians, while maintaining high standards of patient-centred care.

The role requires proficiency in early pregnancy assessment, NT measurements, and mid-trimester scans, with a focus on accuracy, professionalism, and CPD participation

Qualifications

• Proficiency in performing and reporting ultrasound assessments for early pregnancy and fetal imaging.
• Experience with nuchal translucency measurements and mid‑trimester fetal anomaly scans.
• Ability to clearly communicate findings to patients and referring clinicians.
• Commitment to infection prevention protocols and safe imaging practices.
• Engagement in CPD and ongoing professional development.

Responsibilities

• Perform and report ultrasound scans independently in obstetrics, gynaecology, and fertility imaging.
• Communicate findings clearly to patients and referring clinicians.
• Ensure infection control and safe equipment handling.
• Participate in quality assurance audits and multidisciplinary reviews.
• Support training of junior sonographers and trainees.

Skills

Fetal ultrasound

Early pregnancy ultrasound

Nuchal translucency

Ultrasound reporting

Patient communication

Infection control

Job description

Medica (Ireland) is seeking a skilled ultrasound sonographer to provide specialist obstetrics, gynaecology, and fertility imaging services. The postholder will perform and report scans independently, communicating findings clearly to patients and referring clinicians, while maintaining high standards of patient-centred care.

The role requires proficiency in early pregnancy assessment, NT measurements, and mid-trimester scans, with a focus on accuracy, professionalism, and CPD participation