Advanced Cardiac Echo Technologist (3D & ACS)

Memorial Healthcare System; Florida; On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Memorial Healthcare System in Pembroke Pines, FL is seeking an Ultrasound Technologist specialized in cardiac echocardiography. The role involves coordinating patient care, performing advanced imaging (including 3D and TAVR-related procedures), and educating patients about procedures and equipment.

Qualifications include an accredited ultrasound program and relevant credentials with a plan to obtain ACS/ARDMS certifications within six months.

Qualifications

• Accredited Ultrasound Technologist program required.
• Advanced Cardiac Sonography ACS/CCI and ARDMS/ARDMS credentials encouraged.
• Credentialing within six months of starting the position required or encouraged.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate patient care with healthcare team to ensure outcome goals.
• Prepare and administer ultrasound enhancing agents (UEA) within scope where applicable.
• Monitor patient condition and report changes per department policy.
• Travel to satellite locations to perform diagnostic procedures as needed.
• Perform advanced imaging (3D, myocardial mechanics, mechanical circulatory support, transcatheter therapies).
• Review patient history and physician orders; educate patient about procedures and equipment.
• Prepare equipment and supplies; select exposure factors and imaging parameters.
• Apply safety standards and perform QC on equipment; troubleshoot malfunctions.
• Position patient and perform imaging; analyze results and report to physicians.

Skills

Accountability

Customer service

Problem solving

Teamwork

Safety standards

Communication

Education

Ultrasound Technologist Program (Required)

ACS/ARDMS/CCI certifications (e.g., ACS, RDCS, RCS)

Tools

Ultrasound Equipment

Job description

Memorial Healthcare System in Pembroke Pines, FL is seeking an Ultrasound Technologist specialized in cardiac echocardiography. The role involves coordinating patient care, performing advanced imaging (including 3D and TAVR-related procedures), and educating patients about procedures and equipment.

Qualifications include an accredited ultrasound program and relevant credentials with a plan to obtain ACS/ARDMS certifications within six months.