Sonographer Staff

University of Vermont Health - UVM Medical Center; Burlington (VT); On-site; USD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Vermont Health - UVM Medical Center is seeking a Sonographer Staff to perform routine and complex ultrasound exams in a high-tech clinical setting. The role requires independent judgment, adherence to imaging protocols, and collaboration with radiologists.

Shifts are 12 hours, 11a–11p, with weekly rotations and additional hours as needed. ARDMS registration and CAHEA/JRCT-trained education are required, with at least two years of ultrasound experience.

Qualifications

• Must have ARDMS registration.
• Two years of continuous ultrasound clinical training.
• High school graduate or equivalent.
• Graduate of CAHEA/JRCT Radiologic Technology program.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine, complex and highly technical diagnostic ultrasound exams.
• Apply independent judgement and utilize high-frequency ultrasound for diagnosis.
• Coordinate with radiologists and clinical staff to ensure quality imaging and patient care.

Skills

Ultrasound imaging

Education

High school graduate or equivalent

CAHEA/JRCT Radiologic Technology program

Two years ultrasound training

ARDMS registered

Job description

Job Description

This position will work 12-hour shifts 11a-11p, Week one = Saturday and Sunday. Week two = Wednesday and Thursday. Additional hours and shifts (day, eve, nights) as needed.

JOB DESCRIPTION

The Sonographer Staff performs a variety of routine, complex and highly technical procedures that require independent judgement, ingenuity and initiative in the application of nonionizing, high frequency ultrasonic waves to humans for diagnosis of disease.

EDUCATION

High school graduate or equivalent, graduate of an approved CAHEA/JRCT school of Radiologic Technology, or a two year allied health equivalent. Two years of continuous ultasound training in a clinical setting.ARDMS Registered a must.

EXPERIENCE

Twenty four (24) full months of clinical experience in Diagnostic Ultrasound required.