Radiology - Cardiac Sonographer

Cynet HealthStaff; Bangor (ME); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Part time

Job summary

Cynet HealthStaff is seeking a Radiology - Cardiac Sonographer to support pediatric cardiology across outpatient and inpatient settings. The assignment runs 21 days with a 7A-3P shift and an 8-hour day, combining acute care and clinic work.

Qualified candidates have at least 2 years of independent practice (3 years preferred), pediatric experience, and ARDMS AE with pediatric experience; BLS is required. The role includes scanning neonates, newborns, and patients with congenital heart disease,

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of independent practice; 3 years preferred; Pediatric experience required
• ARDMS AE registry with pediatric experience; Pediatric PE registry preferred
• BLS certification may be required as part of licensure

Responsibilities

• Perform ultrasound exams on pediatric and adult patients with congenital heart disease.
• Work between outpatient and inpatient care areas.
• On-call duties as needed with cardiologists notifying scans.
• Utilize EMR system and Philips equipment for imaging.

Skills

Pediatric experience

Neonatal experience

Congenital heart disease

Assessment skills

Education

ARDMS AE registry

Pediatric PE registry preferred

Job description

Radiology - Cardiac Sonographer

Profession: Sonographer

Specialty: Peds Multi-Spec Clinic

Duration: 21 days

Shift: 7A-3P

Hours per Shift: 8

Experience: Minimum 2 years of independent practice; 3 years preferred; Pediatric experience required

License: BLS (required); ARDMS: Adult (AE) registry with pediatric experience; Pediatric (PE) registry preferred

Must-Have:

• Pediatric experience
• Experience with neonates, newborn, pediatric, and adults with congenital heart disease
• Strong assessment skills

Description:Manager interviews are in progress for a position starting November 17.The facility encompasses outpatient rooms, typically only one utilized for Pediatric Cardiology.The sonographer will work between outpatient and inpatient care areas.Patients range from premature babies to adults in their 60s.On average, the sonographer will see six outpatient patients and two inpatient patients per day.Support on the unit includes patient service representatives for check-ins and several nursing and medical assistant staff.There are two additional sonographers within the department and physician support from three cardiologists.In the case of on-call duties, cardiologists will notify the sonographer regarding necessary scans.Clinical informaticists are available to assist with IT-related concerns.The technology used includes an EMR system and Phillips equipment.The scheduling will involve weekend rotation every third weekend, with options for additional shifts if desired.Holiday expectations involve call only as the practice is closed six days per year.Time off requires manager approval.Scrub color is flexible as long as it is solid and professional.Scrubs can be provided if needed.