Pediatric Ultrasound Specialist

Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital; Saint Pete Beach (FL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Pete Beach, FL, seeks a full-time Ultrasound Technologist to perform diagnostic ultrasound exams, including pediatric and vascular studies, following established protocols and safety standards.

Responsibilities include preparing patients for procedures, operating and maintaining ultrasound equipment, documenting findings in the EMR, and collaborating with physicians and the radiology team to support accurate diagnoses while educating families.

Qualifications

• ARDMS/ARRT certification required or eligible.
• Pediatric and general ultrasound experience in hospital setting.
• Vascular imaging and Doppler proficiency.
• Graduate of an accredited diagnostic medical sonography or radiologic technology program; associate or bachelor’s degree preferred.
• Current BLS certification and infection control knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Perform general, pediatric, and vascular ultrasound examinations.
• Prepare patients and families for procedures.
• Operate and maintain ultrasound equipment.
• Document findings in the EMR and participate in QA activities.
• Educate patients and caregivers about procedures.

Skills

Pediatric ultrasound expertise

Vascular ultrasound

Communication with families

Team collaboration

Education

Associate or Bachelor’s degree in diagnostic medical sonography or radiologic technology

Tools

ARDMS/ARRT certification

BLS certification

Job description

Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Pete Beach, FL, seeks a full-time Ultrasound Technologist to perform diagnostic ultrasound exams, including pediatric and vascular studies, following established protocols and safety standards.

Responsibilities include preparing patients for procedures, operating and maintaining ultrasound equipment, documenting findings in the EMR, and collaborating with physicians and the radiology team to support accurate diagnoses while educating families.