Ultrasound Technologist: Diagnostic Imaging Expert

St. Luke's Health System; Meridian (ID); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site wellness programs

Career development

Job summary

St. Luke’s Health System is seeking an ultrasound technologist to operate ultrasound equipment for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in Idaho.

The role includes patient preparation, education, and assisting clinicians during exams, while ensuring complete medical records and adherence to ALARA radiation safety guidelines. The position emphasizes quality control, daily equipment inspections, and collaboration with the care team.

Qualifications

• Education: Associate degree or experience in lieu of degree.
• Experience: 0 years relevant experience.
• Licenses/Certifications: Must have current certification in one of the following areas: Abdomen (RDMS-AB), Breast (RDMS-BR), OBGYN (RDMS-OBGYN) from ARDMS or ARRRT (ARRT-S).
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from AHA/ASHi/Red Cross.

Responsibilities

• Operates ultrasound equipment for diagnostic and/or therapeutic purposes.
• Prepares and assists patients during ultrasound exams and testing.
• Educates patient, family or provider about procedures and post-procedure instructions.
• Maintains medical records with sufficient information for diagnosis and treatment.
• Performs daily quality control and equipment inspections.
• Collects key information from patient and care team to assist diagnosis.
• Assists provider during invasive procedures.
• Participates in call rotation as needed.

Education

Associate degree or equivalent

Job description

St. Luke’s Health System is seeking an ultrasound technologist to operate ultrasound equipment for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in Idaho.

The role includes patient preparation, education, and assisting clinicians during exams, while ensuring complete medical records and adherence to ALARA radiation safety guidelines. The position emphasizes quality control, daily equipment inspections, and collaboration with the care team.