Ultrasound Imaging Specialist

Mount Sinai; New York (NY); On-site; USD 79,000 - 86,000; Full time

Job summary

Mount Sinai Health System is seeking an Ultrasound Technologist to perform and assist with ultrasound examinations, support radiologists, and maintain ultrasound equipment. The role requires confirming patient identity, preparing patients, operating equipment, and communicating findings to the radiologist.

Qualifications include an Associate degree or equivalent in ultrasound/sonography, ARDMS SPI, and ARDMS registration.

Qualifications

• AA or equivalent from a two-year program in Ultrasound/Sonography.
• ARDMS SPI exam completed before hire.
• ARDMS registration completed by hire date.

Responsibilities

• Prepares and examines patients, verifies identity, and collects health history for ultrasound examinations.
• Operates and maintains ultrasound equipment and ensures safety of patients and staff.
• Explains exams and instructions to patients and staff; answers non-diagnostic questions.
• Develops and adjusts procedure plans based on health status and history; uses professional judgment.
• Analyzes sonographic findings to support diagnosis and patient management; follows protocols.
• Notifies providers when immediate medical attention is needed and evaluates patient status before discharge.
• Records diagnostic images and provides preliminary findings to radiologist.
• Ensures supplies are available and assists in maintaining a clean work environment.
• Mentors new ultrasound personnel and may assist with scheduling and transport logistics.

Skills

Ultrasound technology proficiency

Patient care

Education

Associates Degree or equivalent (Ultrasound/Sonography)

ARDMS SPI examination completed

ARDMS registration

Job description

Mount Sinai Health System is seeking an Ultrasound Technologist to perform and assist with ultrasound examinations, support radiologists, and maintain ultrasound equipment. The role requires confirming patient identity, preparing patients, operating equipment, and communicating findings to the radiologist.

Qualifications include an Associate degree or equivalent in ultrasound/sonography, ARDMS SPI, and ARDMS registration.