Radiology - Echo Tech

Cynet Health; Urbana (IL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

The Echo Technologist will oversee cardiac imaging procedures in the echocardiography lab, ensuring high-quality exams and accurate patient data. The 26-week assignment requires a minimum of three years of echocardiography experience and RDCS/ARDMS or CCI licensure plus BLS certification.

Day shifts, 8 hours per shift, Monday-Friday, with a focus on patient care and data accuracy. Clinical teamwork includes assisting physicians and sonographers, maintaining imaging quality, and prioritizing

Qualifications

• Imaging protocols and quality standards for cardiac ultrasound exams.
• Ability to perform and interpret basic echocardiography imaging with accuracy.
• Ensures data accuracy and complete documentation of studies.

Responsibilities

• Oversee technical procedures and patient care in the echocardiography lab.
• Perform routine and complex echocardiographic imaging following departmental guidelines.
• Review patient data for accuracy, quality, and completeness and assist physicians as needed.

Skills

Imaging quality standards

Cardiac diagnostic testing

Echocardiographic sonography

Data accuracy and completeness

Patient care

Job description

Radiology - Echo Tech

Profession: ECHO Tech Reg UP

Specialty: ECHO

Duration: 26 weeks

Shift: Day

Hours per Shift: 8 hours, Monday-Friday

Experience: Minimum of 3 years in Echocardiography

Licenses: Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer (RDCS)(ARDMS) or Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (CCI)

Certifications: BLS (American Heart Association)

Must-Have:

• Imaging quality standards
• Cardiac diagnostic testing
• Echocardiographic sonography
• Data accuracy and completeness
• Patient care

Description:The Echo Technologist oversees technical procedures, patient care, and workflows in the echocardiography laboratory.The technologist performs a full range of cardiac diagnostic testing.They assist physicians and sonographers in providing high-quality echocardiographic exams.The essential functions include performing routine and complex echocardiographic sonography imaging procedures following departmental guidelines.The technologist demonstrates acceptable imaging quality standards by critiquing positioning, technical factors, and alignment.They review patient data for accuracy, quality, and completeness.The technologist documents information accurately and completely.The technologist cross-trains to other divisions of cardiovascular services.The individual must have a positive attitude and willingness to assess and improve the work environment.They should be able to perform and prioritize multiple tasks while coordinating patient flow.