Pediatric Echo Sonographer II – Independent Cardiac Imaging

Texas Children's; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Children's Hospital is seeking an ECHO Sonographer II to perform independent echocardiographic exams on patients from neonates to adults in a fast-paced cardiology setting. The role supports pediatric cardiology, trains staff, maintains Echo Lab operations, and collaborates with healthcare teams to ensure high-quality patient care.

Candidates must have a Bachelor's in Biological Science or a Technical Diploma in Ultrasound, ARDMS/CCI certifications, and at least one year of pediatric echo

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Biological Science or Technical Diploma from School of Ultrasound.
• Licenses/Certifications: RDCS, RCS, RCCS, or CRCS as listed in the requirements.
• Minimum 1 year of pediatric echo experience.

Responsibilities

• Performs high-quality normal and complex echocardiographic exams enabling the cardiology staff to diagnose congenital and pediatric heart abnormalities.
• Assists and participates with technical echocardiographic training for technologists, Pediatric Fellows, and visitors.
• Performs daily operational maintenance of Echo Lab supplies and equipment, ensuring safety and readiness of all tools.
• Works with departmental staff and other health care professionals to ensure high-quality patient care.

Skills

Pediatric echocardiography

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Biological Science or Technical Diploma in Ultrasound

Tools

Certification licenses (ARDMS/CCI)

Job description

Texas Children's Hospital is seeking an ECHO Sonographer II to perform independent echocardiographic exams on patients from neonates to adults in a fast-paced cardiology setting. The role supports pediatric cardiology, trains staff, maintains Echo Lab operations, and collaborates with healthcare teams to ensure high-quality patient care.

Candidates must have a Bachelor's in Biological Science or a Technical Diploma in Ultrasound, ARDMS/CCI certifications, and at least one year of pediatric echo