Perinatal Ultrasound Sonographer – 3D/4D & Doppler

Boston Medical Center; United States; Presencial; USD 45.000 - 74.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Competitive salary

Free parking

Tuition assistance

Health, dental, and vision coverage

Descripción de la vacante

GBMC HealthCare is seeking an experienced ultrasound technologist specializing in perinatal imaging. You will operate advanced ultrasound systems to acquire diagnostic images for OB/GYN patients, position patients appropriately, and document preliminary findings for physician review.

The role requires RDMS OB/GYN, NT NTN certification, and CPR. Extensive experience with 3D/4D imaging and Doppler studies in a perinatal setting is essential for success.

Formación

• Completion of a 1-year ultrasound training program or 3-5 years of supervised on-the-job training.
• CPR Certification, NT Nuchal Translucency certification, and RDMS OB/GYN are required.
• Experience in perinatal sonography and Doppler exams is mandatory.

Responsabilidades

• Operate multi-modality ultrasound equipment to obtain quality images.
• Position patients and set up for each examination according to protocol.
• Document preliminary findings to assist physician interpretations.
• Assist physicians during invasive procedures when needed.
• Maintain equipment and ensure compliance with safety standards.

Conocimientos

OBGYN ultrasound

Doppler exams

3D/4D imaging

Invasive procedures guidance

Perinatal sonography

Educación

1-year ultrasound training program

3-5 years supervised on-the-job training

Herramientas

Advanced ultrasound equipment

Descripción del empleo

GBMC HealthCare is seeking an experienced ultrasound technologist specializing in perinatal imaging. You will operate advanced ultrasound systems to acquire diagnostic images for OB/GYN patients, position patients appropriately, and document preliminary findings for physician review.

The role requires RDMS OB/GYN, NT NTN certification, and CPR. Extensive experience with 3D/4D imaging and Doppler studies in a perinatal setting is essential for success.