Cardiac Sonographer - Per Diem

Cherry Hill Free Clinic; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Cherry Hill Free Clinic in Boston is seeking a Cardiac Sonographer to perform diagnostic cardiac ultrasound exams, including Doppler and 3-D imaging, and to provide preliminary findings to cardiologists.

The role requires handling equipment, preparing patients, and contributing to QA and data collection for research. Strong communication and teamwork are essential for this position.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Radiology or related field; ARDMS or CCI registry; BLS certification.
• Preferred: Bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Science; two years of clinical experience.
• Expertise in echocardiography, including transesophageal and intraoperative studies.
• Strong knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and ultrasound procedures.
• Proficient in various ultrasound modalities and able to work independently and collaboratively.
• Excellent communication, attention to detail, and ability to adapt to changing situations.

Responsibilities

• Perform and interpret comprehensive cardiac ultrasound exams, including Doppler and 3-D imaging.
• Assist physicians in advanced procedures and research data collection.
• Maintain equipment, ensure infection control, and manage billing processes.
• Prepare patients and obtain clinical information, recordings, and measurements.
• Contribute to quality assurance, supervise training of new staff, and manage supplies.
• Ensure accurate documentation, review, and proofreading of reports.
• Participate in maintaining a safe, clean, and efficient work environment.

Skills

echocardiography

ultrasound modalities

communication skills

team collaboration

Education

Associate degree in Radiology or related field

BLS certification

Bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Science

Job description

Role Summary

This position involves performing diagnostic cardiac ultrasound procedures to assist in patient diagnosis and treatment. Responsibilities include utilizing ultrasound technology to capture images of internal structures, preparing patients, and obtaining clinical data. The role requires interpreting a variety of ultrasound techniques such as m-mode, 2-D, 3-D, and Doppler, and providing preliminary findings for cardiologists.

Cardiac Sonographer

Role Summary

This position involves performing diagnostic cardiac ultrasound procedures to assist in patient diagnosis and treatment. Responsibilities include utilizing ultrasound technology to capture images of internal structures, preparing patients, and obtaining clinical data. The role requires interpreting a variety of ultrasound techniques such as m-mode, 2-D, 3-D, and Doppler, and providing preliminary findings for cardiologists.

Qualifications & Skills

• Associate degree in Radiology or related field; registry as ARDMS or CCI; BLS certification.
• Preferred: Bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Science; two years of clinical experience.
• Expertise in echocardiography, including transesophageal and intraoperative studies.
• Strong knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and ultrasound procedures.
• Proficient in various ultrasound modalities and able to work independently and collaboratively.
• Excellent communication, attention to detail, and ability to adapt to changing situations.

Key Duties

• Perform and interpret comprehensive cardiac ultrasound exams, including Doppler and 3-D imaging.
• Assist physicians in advanced procedures and research data collection.
• Maintain equipment, ensure infection control, and manage billing processes.
• Prepare patients and obtain clinical information, recordings, and measurements.
• Contribute to quality assurance, supervise training of new staff, and manage supplies.
• Ensure accurate documentation, review, and proofreading of reports.
• Participate in maintaining a safe, clean, and efficient work environment.

Physical & Other Requirements

• Frequent standing, occasional sitting/walking, lifting up to 35 lbs., manual dexterity.
• Ability to communicate effectively, observe patients, and respond to hospital alarms and radioisotope exposures.
• Exposure to contagious diseases and radioisotope-injected patients.