Ultrasound Tech, Full or Part Time

Hancock County Health System; United States; On-site; USD 65,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Hancock County Health System in Iowa is seeking a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer to provide ultrasound services per provider orders within the hospital setting. You will assist in scheduling and perform Ultrasound/Vascular procedures, coordinating with radiologists and interpreting physicians to ensure timely, accurate results.

The role requires ARDMS certification, certifications in Abdomen, OB, Breast and Vascular or willingness to obtain them, and strong computer and communication skills for

Qualifications

• Board registered by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS).
• Certifications in Abdomen, OB, Breast and Vascular or willing to seek needed certifications.
• Good computer, written and verbal communication skills are essential.

Responsibilities

• Provide ultrasound services per provider order in the hospital.
• Assist in scheduling and complete all Ultrasound/Vascular procedures.
• Coordinate procedures with the radiologist and interpreting physicians.

Skills

Communication skills

Computer skills

Education

ARDMS Diagnostic Medical Sonographer certification

Job description

RESPONSIBILITIES :

Provide ultrasound services per provider order in the hospital. Assists in the scheduling and completes all Ultrasound/Vascular procedures as described in the policy and procedure manual; assists in the coordination of procedures with the radiologist and interpreting physicians.

HOURS :

Full or Part Time hours available, Monday - Friday

QUALIFICATIONS:

Certifications and Permits to Practice in Iowa must be provided. Must be board registered by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS) as a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer. Must hold certifications in Abdomen, OB, Breast and Vascular or willing to seek needed certifications. Good computer, written and verbal communication skills are essential.

Physical Requirements:

Sonographer must be able to routinely lift 10-50 lbs, carry 10-50 lbs, and reach at, above and below the shoulder. Sonographer should be able to occasionally lift and/or carry above 50lbs. Sonographer will also be required to pass Physical Capacity Exam.