PRN Ultrasound Technologist - Patient-Centered Imaging

Live Well Homecare; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 39,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

Live Well Homecare in Orlando, FL is seeking a PRN Ultrasound Technologist to operate ultrasound equipment and produce diagnostic images that support accurate assessments. The role emphasizes patient comfort, proper image capture, and collaboration with radiologists to ensure quality care.

Required are training and credentialing in diagnostic ultrasound, with a focus on safety, documentation, and maintaining imaging standards in a busy clinical setting.

Qualifications

• Training and credentialing in diagnostic ultrasound (e.g., completion of an accredited program and relevant certification).
• Strong knowledge of ultrasound anatomy, image optimization, and basic pathology considerations.
• Ability to follow safety, infection control, and documentation requirements.
• Professional communication and patient-focused bedside manner.
• Ability to adapt to facility needs while maintaining consistent quality of care.

Responsibilities

• Perform ultrasound procedures using established protocols and safe imaging practices.
• Capture, label, and organize diagnostic images and related documentation for clinical use.
• Maintain patient comfort, prepare patients for examinations, and respond to patient needs during imaging.
• Ensure equipment is properly used, cleaned, and maintained in accordance with facility standards.
• Collaborate with radiologists and the healthcare team to support quality patient care.

Skills

Ultrasound procedures

Credentialed ultrasound tech

Communication skills

Infection control

Patient-centered care

Education

Accredited ultrasound program

Certification in diagnostic ultrasound

Job description

Live Well Homecare in Orlando, FL is seeking a PRN Ultrasound Technologist to operate ultrasound equipment and produce diagnostic images that support accurate assessments. The role emphasizes patient comfort, proper image capture, and collaboration with radiologists to ensure quality care.

Required are training and credentialing in diagnostic ultrasound, with a focus on safety, documentation, and maintaining imaging standards in a busy clinical setting.