Cardiac & Vascular Ultrasound Specialist

Renown Health; Reno (NV); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Renown Health is seeking a Sonographer Specialist skilled in cardiac, vascular, or general ultrasound. The role involves operating advanced ultrasound systems, following established protocols, and ensuring high-quality imaging for diagnostic purposes.

The incumbent will train new department staff and sonography students, participate in accreditation efforts, and provide patient-centered care across patient age groups. A strong knowledge of modality-specific standards is required.

Qualifications

• Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English sufficiently to perform job duties safely and effectively.
• Minimum one-year clinical experience in the respective department required.
• Active registries in cardiac and vascular ultrasound, general and breast ultrasound per recognized boards.
• BLS certification by American Heart Association within 60 days of hire.
• Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite and ability to use computer-based training and online forms.

Responsibilities

• Operate a variety of sophisticated ultrasonic imaging units and reading/reporting systems according to modality.
• Review images for technique and completeness per governing bodies (ASE/ICAEL, SVU/ICAVL, ACR).
• Provide training to new department staff and ultrasound students.
• Perform all types of ultrasonic examinations within specialized modality, including invasive procedures as required.
• Mentor Ultrasound Students and participate in accreditation and re-accreditation activities.

Job description

Renown Health is seeking a Sonographer Specialist skilled in cardiac, vascular, or general ultrasound. The role involves operating advanced ultrasound systems, following established protocols, and ensuring high-quality imaging for diagnostic purposes.

The incumbent will train new department staff and sonography students, participate in accreditation efforts, and provide patient-centered care across patient age groups. A strong knowledge of modality-specific standards is required.