PRN Perinatal Sonographer — OB Imaging Expert

The University of Kansas Health System; Olathe (KS); On-site; USD 48,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

The University of Kansas Health System seeks a PRN-Perinatal Sonographer in Olathe, KS. The role uses high-frequency ultrasound with Doppler to monitor fetal development and pregnancy health, working within KU's OB/GYN MFM department that leads regional practices.

Responsibilities include performing diagnostic ultrasound procedures, documenting imaging for physician interpretation, and assisting with ultrasound-guided procedures while supporting student and physician education.

Qualifications

• High School Graduate.
• Graduate of a formal Diagnostic Medical Sonography program that meets ARDMS requirements.
• BLS certification (American Heart Association).
• Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) in OB/GYN, RDMS credential must be earned within 90 days of first date of employment.

Responsibilities

• Performs diagnostic ultrasound procedures as prescribed by a physician, preparing patient and imaging views.
• Instructs patients on procedural requirements and assists with transfer to exam table.
• Obtains diagnostic images and documents ultrasound exams for physician interpretation.
• Assists physicians with ultrasound-guided procedures and participates in education of students/physicians.
• Maintains work area and supplies; ensures competencies for the assigned unit/department.
• Other duties as assigned by department.

Education

High School Graduate

Graduate of Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program (ARDMS compliant)

Job description

The University of Kansas Health System seeks a PRN-Perinatal Sonographer in Olathe, KS. The role uses high-frequency ultrasound with Doppler to monitor fetal development and pregnancy health, working within KU's OB/GYN MFM department that leads regional practices.

Responsibilities include performing diagnostic ultrasound procedures, documenting imaging for physician interpretation, and assisting with ultrasound-guided procedures while supporting student and physician education.