Vascular Ultrasound Technologist — Per Diem, Day Shift

Rhode Island Hospital; United States; On-site; USD 54,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The Miriam Hospital in Providence, RI seeks a Vascular Technologist to perform and interpret non-invasive vascular testing including duplex scanning, color flow imaging, and arterial/venous studies. You will work under the Cardiac Testing Manager, ensure safety, educate patients, and maintain accreditation standards.

The role requires completion of a CAAEP-accredited program and ARDMS eligibility, plus one year of vascular ultrasound experience.

Qualifications

• Completion of a CAAEP-accredited ultrasound program with vascular focus.
• ARDMS certification or registry eligibility required.
• Experience delivering care to adults/geriatric patients with cultural sensitivity.

Responsibilities

• Performs non-invasive vascular testing including duplex scanning and color flow imaging of limbs and cerebrovascular and abdominal vessels.
• Performs physiological arterial testing using volume plethysmography and Doppler waveforms.
• Explains vascular procedures to patients and families; ensures safety and comfort.
• Ensures imaging meets CVI standards and communicates with clinicians.
• Assists with maintaining ICAVL accreditation and quality improvement activities.
• Maintains professional development through education activities and affiliations.
• Maintains safety and infection control per hospital policies.
• Assists with cleaning and maintenance of vascular lab equipment.

Skills

Vascular ultrasound

Duplex scanning

Doppler waveforms

Patient education

Education

CAAEP-accredited vascular ultrasound program

ARDMS certification or registry eligible

Tools

Color flow imaging

Volume plethysmography

Job description

The Miriam Hospital in Providence, RI seeks a Vascular Technologist to perform and interpret non-invasive vascular testing including duplex scanning, color flow imaging, and arterial/venous studies. You will work under the Cardiac Testing Manager, ensure safety, educate patients, and maintain accreditation standards.

The role requires completion of a CAAEP-accredited program and ARDMS eligibility, plus one year of vascular ultrasound experience.