Ultrasound Technologist: Diagnostic Imaging Expert

St Luke; Meridian (ID); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site massages

On-site counseling

Wellness tool access

Career development offerings

Job summary

St. Luke's is seeking a qualified Ultrasound Technologist to operate ultrasound equipment for diagnostic and therapeutic exams. You will prepare patients, obtain informed consent, and educate patients and families about procedures and post-care instructions.

You will also ensure accurate medical records and contribute to quality control and safety practices. The role requires ARDMS or ARRT certification, BLS certification, and an associate degree or equivalent experience.

Qualifications

• Education: Associate degree or experience in lieu of degree.
• Experience: 0 years relevant experience.
• Licenses/Certifications: Must have current certification in Abdomen (RDMS-AB), Breast (RDMS-BR), OBGYN (RDMS-OBGYN) from ARDMS or Sonography (ARRT-S) from ARRT.
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) Provider Certification from recognized bodies.

Responsibilities

• Operate ultrasound equipment for diagnostic/therapeutic purposes.
• Educate patient, family or provider about procedures and pre/post Instructions.
• Prepare complete medical records for each patient evaluation or treatment.
• Follow ALARA radiation safety guidelines.
• Perform daily quality control and equipment inspections.
• Gather information from patient/family/provider to aid diagnosis.
• Assist providers during invasive procedures.
• Maintain inventory of supplies and disinfect equipment per policy.
• Participate in call rotation as needed.
• Comply with site-specific ultrasound testing/accreditation requirements.

Skills

ARDMS/ARRT certifications

BLS certification

Education

Associate degree or experience in lieu of degree

Tools

ARDMS RDMS-AB/BR/OBGYN

ARRT-S

Job description

St. Luke's is seeking a qualified Ultrasound Technologist to operate ultrasound equipment for diagnostic and therapeutic exams. You will prepare patients, obtain informed consent, and educate patients and families about procedures and post-care instructions.

You will also ensure accurate medical records and contribute to quality control and safety practices. The role requires ARDMS or ARRT certification, BLS certification, and an associate degree or equivalent experience.