Ultrasound Technologist — Diagnostic Imaging Expert

United Digestive; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

United Digestive is seeking an ultrasound technologist to perform diagnostic sonography, prepare patients, and document findings for radiologist review. The role requires advancing training, ARDMS registration, and abdominal Doppler experience in a fast-paced imaging setting.

You will operate ultrasound equipment, maintain image quality, and collaborate with radiologists and staff to ensure accurate and timely patient care. Strong patient communication and multitasking are essential.

Qualifications

• Must have undergone advanced training to become an ultrasound technologist.
• Graduate of AMA approved ultrasonography program and registered with ARDMS.
• 2–5 years of abdominal sonography and abdominal Doppler experience.
• BLS/CPR certification; proficient with scheduling software and MS Office.

Responsibilities

• Prepares and positions patient for ultrasound imaging procedures.
• Assist in lifting and transport of patients.
• Screen patient before exam for precautions or contraindications.
• Documents patient assessment and history.
• Explain procedures to alleviate anxiety and gain cooperation.
• Performs ultrasound examinations and produces images for interpretation.
• Operates ultrasound equipment and documents findings.
• Prepare images for radiologist interpretation and ensure timely completion.
• Maintain equipment and ensure HIPAA compliance and safety protocols.

Skills

Patient communication

Multitasking

Computer literacy

Team collaboration

Education

AMA approved ultrasonography program

ARDMS registration

Tools

eMDs scheduling software

Microsoft Office

Job description

United Digestive is seeking an ultrasound technologist to perform diagnostic sonography, prepare patients, and document findings for radiologist review. The role requires advancing training, ARDMS registration, and abdominal Doppler experience in a fast-paced imaging setting.

You will operate ultrasound equipment, maintain image quality, and collaborate with radiologists and staff to ensure accurate and timely patient care. Strong patient communication and multitasking are essential.