Echocardiography Technologist

CARIN Alliance; Grand Junction (CO); On-site; USD 47,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive hourly rate

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

CARIN Alliance in Grand Junction, CO seeks an Echo Sonographer to perform diagnostic cardiac ultrasound exams under physician supervision, contributing to patient diagnosis and care.

Responsibilities include conducting procedures, preparing rooms, reviewing images, documenting patient information, and communicating with care teams; qualifications include RDCS or RCS certification (or within 18 months), HS diploma, and healthcare provider life support certification.

Qualifications

• High School diploma required; RDCS or RCS certification or enrollment within 18 months preferred.
• Associate degree in ultrasound is an advantage; healthcare provider life support certification required.
• Manual dexterity and ability to assist in busy clinical environments.

Responsibilities

• Performs diagnostic cardiac ultrasound exams under physician supervision to support patient diagnosis.
• Reviews images for quality, documents patient data accurately, and communicates with patients and care teams.
• Maintains equipment safety, prepares exam rooms, and participates in quality initiatives.

Skills

Strong communication

Manual dexterity

Patient handling

Healthcare provider life support

Education

High School Diploma

Associate degree in Ultrasound

RDCS or RCS certification (or obtain within 18 months)

Job description

Role Overview: The Echo Sonographer performs diagnostic cardiac ultrasound exams under physician supervision to identify abnormalities and support patient diagnosis.

• Key Responsibilities: Conducts ultrasound procedures to evaluate internal organs and vessels, prepares exam rooms, obtains patient history, and explains procedures. Reviews and ensures quality of images, documents patient information accurately, and communicates effectively with patients and healthcare teams. Monitors equipment safety, maintains supplies, and participates in quality initiatives to enhance patient care and workflow.
• Qualifications & Skills: High School diploma, RDCS or RCS certification (or obtain within 18 months), and healthcare provider life support certification. Preferred: associate degree and one year ultrasound experience. Requires manual dexterity, strong communication skills, ability to lift and move patients/equipment, and adaptability to busy environments.
  

Additional Details: Full-time position with varied responsibilities at a healthcare facility, offering a competitive hourly rate and comprehensive benefits. The role involves patient interaction, equipment management, and adherence to safety and quality standards.