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PeaceHealth Sacred Heart RiverBend Medical Center in Springfield, OR is seeking a Vascular Technologist (Vascular Sonographer) for a Per Diem/PRN position. You will perform non-invasive vascular studies, analyze results, and prepare preliminary reports in a high-volume IAC-accredited lab.
The role emphasizes autonomy and collaboration with vascular surgeons and cardiologists. Competitive hourly pay: $47.24–$70.56 with a 15% differential in lieu of benefits.
PeaceHealth Sacred Heart RiverBend Medical Center
Springfield, OR
Variable 8 hour shifts
$47.24 – $70.56/hr + 15% differential in lieu of benefits
The most experienced vascular technologists often reach a point where they're no longer looking for another job.
They're looking for better cases. Better collaboration. Greater trust.
At PeaceHealth RiverBend you'll practice in an IAC-accredited vascular laboratory within the Oregon Heart & Vascular Institute, a regional cardiovascular destination bringing together vascular surgery, cardiology, cardiac specialties, and interventional expertise under one roof. Here, your vascular studies help shape treatment decisions for patients facing some of the most complex circulatory conditions in the region.
You'll perform a broad range of non-invasive vascular studies, analyze findings, prepare preliminary reports, and work closely with physicians who value thoughtful, high-quality vascular imaging.
This role is particularly appealing to technologists who enjoy autonomy. The team is looking for someone capable of handling the full scope of vascular exams independently while maintaining the clinical excellence that patients and physicians & clinicians count on.
PeaceHealth is a Person-First, Value-Driven, and Highly Trusted organization. That philosophy extends to caregivers as much as patients. The belief is simple: when caregivers are supported, respected, and cared for, everyone benefits.
Hourly Pay Range: $47.24 – $70.56
PeaceHealth is committed to the overall wellbeing of its caregivers.
Eugene and Springfield offer something increasingly difficult to find: room to breathe. You'll enjoy access to hiking trails, rivers, mountains, vineyards, and the Oregon coast without the congestion and cost often associated with larger West Coast cities. Many healthcare professionals are drawn to the area's balance of career opportunity and quality of life, along with a lower cost of living than Seattle or Portland.
Work somewhere clinically challenging. Live somewhere personally rewarding.
Your vascular expertise matters here. If you're looking for complex cases, meaningful physician collaboration, and a schedule that leaves room for life outside of work, let’s start the conversation.
This position is represented by a collective bargaining agreement. There may be more than one opening on this posting.
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