Ultrasound Technologist — High-Impact Medical Imaging

Bryan Health; Kearney (NE); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Bryan Health in Nebraska is seeking a Diagnostic Medical Sonography professional to perform ultrasound examinations and support accurate diagnoses. You will prepare patients, operate ultrasound equipment, and ensure documentation and image quality meet hospital standards.

You will participate in CQI activities, maintain QC logs, and stay current with ARDMS certification and CME requirements, providing safe, high-quality patient care across diverse populations.

Qualifications

• Completion of an approved ultrasound program.
• ARDMS registration required.
• BLS certification required; CME compliance ongoing.
• 1 year ultrasound experience preferred.
• Certification in abdomen and OB/GYN preferred.

Responsibilities

• Performs diagnostic ultrasound examinations according to physician orders.
• Operates ultrasound equipment and ensures quality of imaging.
• Prepares patients and provides instructions for examinations.
• Ensures patient safety and reduces imaging-related errors.
• Enters exam data and patient information into computer systems.
• Maintains QC logs and service records.
• Calibrates, cleans, and maintains equipment.
• Provides care appropriate to patient age and condition.
• Performs additional duties as assigned by the department manager.

Skills

Patient care

Documentation

Quality control

Team communication

Equipment operation

Education

Bachelor of Science in Diagnostic Medical Sonography

ARDMS certification

BLS certification

Job description

Bryan Health in Nebraska is seeking a Diagnostic Medical Sonography professional to perform ultrasound examinations and support accurate diagnoses. You will prepare patients, operate ultrasound equipment, and ensure documentation and image quality meet hospital standards.

You will participate in CQI activities, maintain QC logs, and stay current with ARDMS certification and CME requirements, providing safe, high-quality patient care across diverse populations.