Senior Ultrasound Technologist & Clinical Ops Lead

Brigham and Women's Hospital; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 134,674,000 - 194,169,000; Full time

Job summary

The Brigham and Women's Hospital, Inc. is seeking a Ultrasound Operations Coordinator to assist the Radiology department in overseeing clinical operations and staff supervision at 45 Francis Street, onsite.

The role emphasizes training, triage, patient care coordination, and supporting radiologists in advanced ultrasound duties. The position requires an Associate's Degree in Diagnostic Imaging or related field, ARDMS certification, and ultrasound experience with diverse patient populations.

Qualifications

• Ultrasound scanning experience with multiple patient populations; 5–7 years preferred; leadership experience 0–1 year preferred

Responsibilities

• Assist management with operational oversight, quality improvement, operational flow, performance measurement, and implementation of new practices.
• Assist in providing guidance to staff, staff scheduling, triage duties, and be a resource to staff.
• Oversees coordination of clinical activities for students to ensure core curriculum requirements.
• Demonstrates strong customer service by delivering exemplary patient contact while performing advanced ultrasound duties (echocardiogram, vascular, Doppler).
• Acts as a liaison between clinical staff, managers, and Radiologists.

Skills

Communication

Problem solving

Independent work

Mentoring

Business acumen

Education

Associate's Degree in Diagnostic Imaging

Tools

Ultrasound equipment

Job description

The Brigham and Women's Hospital, Inc. is seeking a Ultrasound Operations Coordinator to assist the Radiology department in overseeing clinical operations and staff supervision at 45 Francis Street, onsite.

The role emphasizes training, triage, patient care coordination, and supporting radiologists in advanced ultrasound duties. The position requires an Associate's Degree in Diagnostic Imaging or related field, ARDMS certification, and ultrasound experience with diverse patient populations.