Per Diem Cardiovascular Sonographer II

Health First; Florida; On-site; USD 41,000 - 69,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Per diem

Job summary

Health First seeks a Cardiovascular Sonographer II to deliver direct and indirect quality patient care and perform scans in compliance with regulatory and department processes. This role requires competency in Echocardiography and Vascular imaging, with a focus on accurate documentation and efficient patient care.

The position involves adhering to Joint Commission standards, maintaining sterile technique, and coordinating with care teams.

Qualifications

• Graduate of a Sonography Program or related program.
• Registries or eligibility for RVT/RVS/RDCS/RCS/RCCS prior to start date.
• AHA BLS Basic Life Support certification prior to start date.

Responsibilities

• Ensures correct procedure on correct patient with two forms of ID.
• Completes documentation including history, consent, MAR, and PACS.
• Verifies charges for procedures and supplies.
• Reviews exam orders before performing an exam.
• Performs protocols; produces images meeting quality standards; complies with regulations.
• Positions patients using proper technique.
• Maintains aseptic technique and reports equipment issues promptly.
• Maintains clean, stocked, disinfected exam rooms.

Skills

Echocardiography

Vascular imaging

Communication

MS Office

Patient care

Education

Graduate of a Sonography Program

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program

Noninvasive Cardiovascular Program

Bachelor’s Degree in Health Services

Associate’s Degree in Health Sciences

Registered Verification: RVT/RVS/RDCS/RCS/RCCS

AHA BLS Certification

Tools

PACS

Job description

Health First seeks a Cardiovascular Sonographer II to deliver direct and indirect quality patient care and perform scans in compliance with regulatory and department processes. This role requires competency in Echocardiography and Vascular imaging, with a focus on accurate documentation and efficient patient care.

The position involves adhering to Joint Commission standards, maintaining sterile technique, and coordinating with care teams.