Vascular & General Ultrasound Tech - Impactful Diagnostics

HCA Healthcare Trident Hospital; Charleston (SC); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Dental benefits

Vision benefits

401(k) match

Stock Purchase Plan

Tuition assistance

Certification support

Life insurance

Disability coverage

Job summary

HCA Healthcare Trident Hospital in Charleston, SC is seeking a Vascular - General Ultrasound Technologist to perform diagnostic general and non-invasive vascular studies for adult and geriatric patients with high quality, following established policies.

The role includes assisting with procedures, ensuring patient modesty and safety, proper probe placement, equipment checks and maintaining a clean, compliant work area. ARDMS registration and BLS certification are preferred.

Qualifications

• Associate degree
• 1 to 3 years of experience preferred, preferably in an acute-care setting
• Eligible for ARDMS registration; RVT preferred
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification

Responsibilities

• Obtain and record all pertinent clinical information relating to the procedure ordered, including results, reason, symptoms and history.
• Facilitate the vascular procedure by proper placement of the probe.
• Assist, transfer and position patients ensuring modesty and safety, using auxiliary equipment.
• Check operation of equipment, maintain cleanliness, and keep area stocked to prevent cross contamination.

Skills

BLS certification

RVT preferred

Education

Associate degree

ARDMS registration

Job description

HCA Healthcare Trident Hospital in Charleston, SC is seeking a Vascular - General Ultrasound Technologist to perform diagnostic general and non-invasive vascular studies for adult and geriatric patients with high quality, following established policies.

The role includes assisting with procedures, ensuring patient modesty and safety, proper probe placement, equipment checks and maintaining a clean, compliant work area. ARDMS registration and BLS certification are preferred.