Echo & Vascular Imaging Technologist

Penn Medicine; Bensalem Township (Bucks County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Penn Medicine in the Philadelphia region seeks an Echo Vascular Technologist to perform vascular and echocardiographic studies within the vein clinic and related services. You will support patient care by producing high-quality studies for interpreting physicians while maintaining equipment and records.

The role requires ARDMS or CCI certification, Basic Life Support, and an associate or higher degree in science; 5+ years of cardiac/vascular ultrasound experience is preferred.

Qualifications

• BCLS required.
• ARDMS or CCI required.
• 5+ years cardiac ultrasound and vascular ultrasound experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform echocardiograms using 2D, color flow Doppler, stress tests and contrast studies as needed.
• Perform vascular studies including carotid duplex, abdominal aorta ultrasound, and PVR.
• Maintain Syngo Dynamics review station and Cupid reporting; coordinate with IT and IS.
• Manage maintenance contracts and keep records of service agreements on-site.
• Coordinate reading schedules with physicians and assist front desk and managers as needed.
• Maintain ICAEL and ICAVL accreditation requirements and CME records.
• Ensure lab supplies and policies are compliant with UPHS and ICAL guidelines.
• Provide training to staff on study performance and interpretation.

Education

Associate of Arts or Science (Required)

Bachelor of Arts or Science

Education Specialization: Science

Job description

Penn Medicine in the Philadelphia region seeks an Echo Vascular Technologist to perform vascular and echocardiographic studies within the vein clinic and related services. You will support patient care by producing high-quality studies for interpreting physicians while maintaining equipment and records.

The role requires ARDMS or CCI certification, Basic Life Support, and an associate or higher degree in science; 5+ years of cardiac/vascular ultrasound experience is preferred.