Vascular Technologist

Berkshire Health Systems; Pittsfield (MA); On-site; USD 48,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

Berkshire Medical Center is seeking a Vascular Technologist to perform vascular imaging using duplex and Doppler techniques, and to provide preliminary findings to the interpreting physician.

The role requires 1 year of dedicated vascular lab experience or 3 years in general ultrasound, an associate degree or ultrasound program completion, and appropriate RVT/RVS credentials or eligibility. Strong independence and equipment operation are essential.

Qualifications

• One year experience in dedicated vascular lab, or three years full-time experience in general ultrasound.
• Associate’s Degree or equivalent, or graduate of an accredited clinical ultrasound program.
• RVT through ARMDS or RVS through CCI, or eligible to sit for registry exam.
• Must function independently and communicate effectively with physicians, nursing, and support personnel.
• Must operate complex ultrasound equipment and related software.

Responsibilities

• Perform vascular imaging using duplex and Doppler techniques.
• Provide preliminary findings to the interpreting physician.
• Work independently and consult with ordering/interpreting physicians when needed.
• Ensure patient welfare during outpatient or inpatient testing.

Skills

Vascular imaging

Doppler imaging

Duplex imaging

Education

Associate’s Degree in Ultrasound or equivalent

Graduated from accredited clinical ultrasound program

Tools

HIS/CIS computers

Marquette treadmill

Job description

Berkshire Medical Center · BMC Cardiovascular

Hourly Pay Range: 34.7300 through 52.2700

Full Time , Shift 1 , 40 , 8-4:30

Monday - Friday

Posted 03/20/2026

May rotate to cover needs in North Adams

DEFINITION/PRIMARY FUNCTION

The vascular technologist performs vascular imaging and mechanical testing on patients as requested by the referring physician. Utilizing duplex and Doppler imaging techniques, the technologist scans the patient and provides preliminary findings to the interpreting physician. The technologist works independently, consulting with the ordering AND interpreting physician when important, unusual, or unexpected findings are encountered. The technologist must have the ability to synthesize varying amounts of data related to the patient’s medical history. The technologist is responsible for the patient’s welfare for the time the patient is in the outpatient facility or for the length of time the inpatient is in the hospital testing area. Works under general supervision to perform duties and responsibilities as outlined for a Staff Vascular Technologist. Adheres to BMC protocol with exception of a physician’s specific request.

POSITION QUALIFICATIONS

(Minimum qualifications are required unless stated otherwise.)

Experience:

One year experience in dedicated vascular lab, or three years full-time experience in general ultrasound preferred

Education and Training:

Associate’s Degree or equivalent, or graduate of an accredited clinical ultrasound program.

License, Certification & Registration:

RVTRVS - Must be an RVT through the ARMDS, RVS through the CCI, or eligible to sit for either registry exam

Other Requirements:

Must be able to function independently and have excellent interpersonal skills to interact and communicate effectively with physicians, nursing, and other support personnel.

Must be able to operate complex ultrasound equipment.

Must be able to operate HIS and CIS computers.

Must have working knowledge Marquette treadmill and monitor.

Must have working knowledge of audiovisual equipment.

The minimum and maximum of the hourly pay range for this position is shown above. Actual rates of pay may vary based on a range of factors including but not limited to experience and qualifications. In addition to base pay, we offer a comprehensive benefits package that includes health and dental insurance, life and disability insurance, a competitive retirement plan contribution and a paid time off program.