Cardiac Echo Technologist - Competitive Pay & Growth

Catholic Health; New York (NY); On-site; USD 69,000 - 89,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay and benefits

Tuition assistance

Defined pension plan

Growth-friendly culture

Job summary

Catholic Health Physician Practices is seeking an experienced Echo Technologist to perform high-quality echocardiographic studies and support accurate cardiac diagnoses. Join a collaborative team dedicated to exceptional patient care.

The role requires ARDMS certification, graduation from an accredited ultrasound program, and at least two years of direct patient care experience. Strong computer skills and a commitment to patient safety are essential.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited ultrasound program.
• ARDMS certification required.
• Minimum 2 years of experience with direct patient care.
• Strong computer skills; ability to lift/move patients and equipment as needed.

Responsibilities

• Perform transthoracic echocardiograms (M-Mode, 2D, Doppler, and stress echo).
• Analyze and calculate cardiac measurements (e.g., ejection fraction, valve gradients).
• Identify normal and abnormal cardiac structures and function.
• Prepare and position patients; explain procedures clearly.
• Ensure accurate patient identification and documentation.
• Maintain equipment and exam room cleanliness.
• Enter and transmit data into clinical systems.
• Collaborate with physicians and assist with contrast administration as needed.

Skills

Echocardiography

Cardiac measurements

Patient care

Data entry

Education

Accredited ultrasound program

ARDMS certification

Job description

Catholic Health Physician Practices is seeking an experienced Echo Technologist to perform high-quality echocardiographic studies and support accurate cardiac diagnoses. Join a collaborative team dedicated to exceptional patient care.

The role requires ARDMS certification, graduation from an accredited ultrasound program, and at least two years of direct patient care experience. Strong computer skills and a commitment to patient safety are essential.