Cardiac Sonographer: Echocardiography Specialist

St. Elizabeth Healthcare; Edgewood (KY); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

Tuition reimbursement

Wellness programs

Career advancement

Retirement match

Job summary

St. Elizabeth Healthcare is seeking a Registered Cardiac Sonographer to perform comprehensive echocardiography studies that support diagnosis and treatment of cardiac disease.

You will record, report, and assist with quality assurance in a busy cardiovascular lab. Requirements include graduation from an accredited cardiovascular ultrasound program and active ARDMS or CCI registry, with Doppler and quantitative valve/chamber assessments, and commitment to continuing education and patient-centered

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited cardiovascular ultrasound degree program or qualifying experience.
• Registered in non-invasive imaging with ARDMS or CCI registry active.
• Knowledge of Doppler, color flow, and quantitative valve assessments.

Responsibilities

• Perform complete cardiac ultrasound studies according to ASE and IAC guidelines.
• Evaluate results with preliminary reports of normal and abnormal findings.
• Assess patient history to identify factors affecting cardiac disease.
• Maintain QA of studies and equipment function.
• Pursue continuing education and participate in trainee education.
• Disperse accurate study records to physicians and floors.

Skills

Cardiac ultrasound

Doppler techniques

Preliminary reports

Education

Cardiovascular ultrasound degree

ARDMS or CCI registry active

Job description

St. Elizabeth Healthcare is seeking a Registered Cardiac Sonographer to perform comprehensive echocardiography studies that support diagnosis and treatment of cardiac disease.

You will record, report, and assist with quality assurance in a busy cardiovascular lab. Requirements include graduation from an accredited cardiovascular ultrasound program and active ARDMS or CCI registry, with Doppler and quantitative valve/chamber assessments, and commitment to continuing education and patient-centered