Ultrasound Technologist: Impactful Imaging & Patient Care

Freeman Health System; Arkansas; On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Vision insurance

Dental insurance

Retirement with employer match

Wellness program

Paid time off (PTO)

Job summary

Freeman Health System in Arkansas is seeking an Ultrasound Technologist to perform ultrasonic examinations for radiologic diagnosis and treatment planning. You will ensure patient safety, identify patients correctly, and obtain high-quality images for radiologists' interpretation.

The role requires an accredited radiologic sciences or ultrasound program, with clinical experience in an acute care setting preferred. A BS or advanced modality training is a plus; BLS certification is required.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited radiologic sciences or ultrasound program.
• Preferred BS degree or completion of advanced modality programs.
• Clinical experience in radiologic or ultrasound in acute care.
• Current BLS for Healthcare Providers.

Responsibilities

• Performs ultrasonic examinations for evaluation and treatment by attending physician.
• Maintains safety and comfort of all patients undergoing ultrasound procedures.
• Identifies patients and ensures procedures are properly ordered and documented.
• Obtains ultrasound images and scans into PACS for radiologist interpretation.
• Communicates effectively with peers, staff, physicians, and leadership.
• Adheres to hospital policies and department protocols; participates in process improvements.

Skills

Ultrasound imaging

Radiology procedures

PACS workflow

Patient safety

Education

Accredited radiologic sciences program

Ultrasound technology program

Tools

PACS

Ultrasound equipment

Job description

Freeman Health System in Arkansas is seeking an Ultrasound Technologist to perform ultrasonic examinations for radiologic diagnosis and treatment planning. You will ensure patient safety, identify patients correctly, and obtain high-quality images for radiologists' interpretation.

The role requires an accredited radiologic sciences or ultrasound program, with clinical experience in an acute care setting preferred. A BS or advanced modality training is a plus; BLS certification is required.