Cardiac Echo Specialist - Per Diem

Rhode Island Medical Society; Newport (RI); On-site; USD 54,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Brown University Health is seeking a Cardiac Ultrasound Technician to perform and interpret ultrasonic evaluations of the heart, under the supervision of the Cardiac Testing Manager. The role emphasizes patient safety, education, and involvement in research, with a per diem schedule and day shifts at Newport facilities.

The candidate should have completed a CAAEP-accredited ultrasound program and be eligible for ARDMS certification, with at least two years of cardiac ultrasound experience.

Qualifications

• Completion of a CAAEP-accredited ultrasound program.
• Must be eligible to sit for the ARDMS certificate examination.

Responsibilities

• Performs M-mode and two-dimensional echocardiography and Doppler echocardiography (pulsed, CW, color, exercise and contrast).
• Follows imaging protocols as outlined in the CVI procedure manual.
• Explains echocardiographic procedures to patients and ensures safety and comfort.
• Assists in teaching cardiology fellows in the above techniques.
• Adjusts schedules to accommodate patients' needs.
• Participates in data collection and analysis of research conducted by physician staff.
• Maintains ongoing professional development and participates in related activities.
• Maintains QA, safety, and infection control per department policies.
• Performs related duties with consideration of age-specific needs (geriatric, adult, adolescent).
• Fosters patient- and family-centered care in line with Brown University Health and Miriam Hospital values.

Education

CAAEP accredited ultrasound program

Eligible for ARDMS certification examination

Job description

Brown University Health is seeking a Cardiac Ultrasound Technician to perform and interpret ultrasonic evaluations of the heart, under the supervision of the Cardiac Testing Manager. The role emphasizes patient safety, education, and involvement in research, with a per diem schedule and day shifts at Newport facilities.

The candidate should have completed a CAAEP-accredited ultrasound program and be eligible for ARDMS certification, with at least two years of cardiac ultrasound experience.