Ultrasonographer II PRN — Growth & Top Benefits

Texas Health Resources, Inc.; Texas; On-site; USD 39,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) Plan

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Growth opportunities

Job summary

Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital seeks an Ultrasonographer II PRN for the Radiology Department in Arlington, TX. This role involves imaging procedures, patient prep, and adherence to safety and quality protocols within a team‑based environment.

Requires 2 years hospital radiology experience, BCLS certification, ARRT/ARDMS or equivalent credentials, and an AMA‑accredited ultrasound program or higher education. PRN shifts offer exposure across diverse cases and growth opportunities.

Qualifications

• 2 years clinical experience in a hospital radiology setting preferred.
• BCLS - Basic Life Support required before independent patient care, maintained quarterly.
• ARRT Sonography required and one additional modality upon hire or ARDMS with two certifications upon hire.
• Other RVT or VT(RVS) as one modality if vascular sonography performed upon hire.

Responsibilities

• Explain procedures to patient or guardian prior to and during exam.
• Image correct anatomy and pathology per department protocols.
• Adjusts technical parameters to optimize image quality and operate equipment.
• Prepare room for examination and check orders using time-out procedures.
• Maintain ARDMS/CME credits and CPR; complete assigned tasks from supervisor.

Skills

2 years clinical experience in radiol­

Education

High School Diploma or Equivalent

AMA approved Ultrasound Program (preferred)

Associate's Degree (preferred)

Job description

Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital seeks an Ultrasonographer II PRN for the Radiology Department in Arlington, TX. This role involves imaging procedures, patient prep, and adherence to safety and quality protocols within a team‑based environment.

Requires 2 years hospital radiology experience, BCLS certification, ARRT/ARDMS or equivalent credentials, and an AMA‑accredited ultrasound program or higher education. PRN shifts offer exposure across diverse cases and growth opportunities.