ECHO Technologist

Black Women's Mental Health Institute; Peoria (IL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Black Women's Mental Health Institute in Peoria, IL is seeking a skilled cardiovascular technologist to provide high-quality ultrasound imaging of the heart and great vessels for adults, assist with stress testing, and support related duties.

The role requires ARDMS or CCI certification within 1 year and BLS within 30 days; new graduates welcome. You will operate equipment, document findings, and collaborate with cardiology.

Qualifications

• ARDMS or CCI certification within 1 year.
• BLS certification within 30 days.
• Background in sonography or related field; new graduates accepted.

Responsibilities

• Performs detailed echocardiograms, including EKG analysis and identification of abnormalities.
• Utilizes advanced imaging, doppler techniques, and patient positioning to optimize visualization.
• Recognizes structural and functional cardiac abnormalities, including congenital and acquired pathologies.
• Operates ultrasound equipment, selects appropriate transducers, and documents findings accurately.
• Assists with stress tests, evaluates patient capability, and interprets results.
• Supports transesophageal echocardiograms and communicates findings to cardiologists.
• Maintains equipment, participates in quality assurance, and contributes to continuous professional development.
• Works independently within guidelines, manages resources efficiently, and collaborates with team members.

Skills

ARDMS/CCI certification

BLS certification

Sonography background

New graduates accepted

Tools

Ultrasound equipment

Doppler imaging

Job description

Role Overview

Provides high-quality ultrasound imaging of the heart and great vessels for adult patients, assists with exercise and pharmacological stress testing, and supports related duties as assigned.

Qualifications

ARDMS or CCI certification within 1 year, BLS certification within 30 days, and a background in sonography or a related field. Accepts new graduates.

Key Responsibilities

• Performs detailed echocardiograms, including EKG analysis and identification of abnormalities.
• Utilizes advanced imaging, doppler techniques, and patient positioning to optimize visualization.
• Recognizes structural and functional cardiac abnormalities, including congenital and acquired pathologies.
• Operates ultrasound equipment, selects appropriate transducers, and documents findings accurately.
• Assists with stress tests, evaluates patient capability, and interprets results.
• Supports transesophageal echocardiograms and communicates findings to cardiologists.
• Maintains equipment, participates in quality assurance, and contributes to continuous professional development.
• Works independently within guidelines, manages resources efficiently, and collaborates with team members.

Demonstrates proficiency in cardiac anatomy, imaging techniques, and troubleshooting, with a focus on delivering accurate, timely diagnostic results to support patient care.