Ultrasound Technologist: Independent Scans and Teaching

Jobtome; Columbus (ND); On-site; USD 41,000 - 69,000; Full time

Job summary

OhioHealth is seeking an ultrasound technologist to independently perform ultrasound examinations and discuss findings with radiologists. The role requires ARDMS certification (abdomen/OB-GYN and physics/instrumentation), 1–2 years of ultrasound training, and BLS certification.

You will assist with procedures, teach students, and ensure equipment readiness. Responsibilities include image acquisition, preliminary reporting, quality control, and collaboration with care teams in a dynamic radiology

Qualifications

• Must have ARDMS and pass abdominal or OB/GYN and physics/instrumentation requirements.
• 1–2 years ultrasound training from an accredited program.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required.
• Experience with ultrasound physics, instrumentation, and image optimization.

Responsibilities

• Performs 60% of ultrasound examinations and interprets results with radiologist input.
• Assists radiologists with invasive procedures as needed.
• Evaluates normal vs. abnormal results in correlation with patient history and prior studies.
• Provides preliminary ultrasound findings to physicians and residents as required.
• Teaches imaging methods to students, medical students and residents.
• Maintains equipment and supplies; participates in quality control and safety standards.

Skills

Ultrasound imaging

Vascular ultrasound

Anatomy & physiology knowledge

Patient care coordination

Education

ARDMS certification

RDMS certification

ARRT certification

BLS certification

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

OhioHealth is seeking an ultrasound technologist to independently perform ultrasound examinations and discuss findings with radiologists. The role requires ARDMS certification (abdomen/OB-GYN and physics/instrumentation), 1–2 years of ultrasound training, and BLS certification.

You will assist with procedures, teach students, and ensure equipment readiness. Responsibilities include image acquisition, preliminary reporting, quality control, and collaboration with care teams in a dynamic radiology