Senior Echo Technologist: Adult Congenital & General Echo

Penn Medicine; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Penn Medicine in Philadelphia is seeking an Echo technologist to perform high-quality echocardiographic studies for adult congenital and general populations, ensuring accurate analysis for interpreting physicians. The role emphasizes adherence to department policies and ongoing professional growth.

The incumbent will contribute to a collaborative environment with the echo program leadership, participate in conferences, and uphold imaging guidelines while maintaining thorough documentation and

Qualifications

• Basic Cardiac Life Support (Required)
• ARDMS or CCI (Required)
• ARDMS/CCI registered or eligible - Adult Echo (must obtain within 1 year of graduation)
• ARDMS/CCI registered or eligible - Adult Congenital (must obtain within 2 years of training)
• New graduates must obtain an appropriate credential within 1 year from date of graduation

Responsibilities

• Verifies patient identification prior to initiating study.
• Prepares necessary supplies and sets up echocardiographic equipment for scheduled studies.
• Performs Adult congenital and general echocardiographic studies according to ASE and department guidelines.
• Analyzes and evaluates results for review by interpreting physician or department manager.
• Attends Pediatric echo and Adult congenital conferences to ensure continuing education.
• Organizes personal work activities to ensure proper completion and maintains records.

Skills

Echocardiography

ASE guidelines

Quality analysis

Education

Bachelor of Arts or Science

Equivalent Experience: 5+ years in an IAC Echo Lab

Job description

Penn Medicine in Philadelphia is seeking an Echo technologist to perform high-quality echocardiographic studies for adult congenital and general populations, ensuring accurate analysis for interpreting physicians. The role emphasizes adherence to department policies and ongoing professional growth.

The incumbent will contribute to a collaborative environment with the echo program leadership, participate in conferences, and uphold imaging guidelines while maintaining thorough documentation and