Diagnostic Medical Sonographer

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20K Sign on Bonus Available for Qualified Candidates!

• This role follows a structured 5-week rotating schedule that includes days, evenings, nights, and weekends
• Over the 5-week rotation, employees work 14 days and are off 21 days
• A sample schedule is outlined below to illustrate typical hours and days worked

• Week 1: Off Sunday – Wednesday; Work Thursday - Saturday, 7am – 7pm (36 hours)
• Week 2: Work Sunday – Tuesday, 7am – 7pm; Off Wednesday – Saturday (36 hours)
• Week 3: Off Sunday – Wednesday; Work Thursday, 7am – 7pm, work Friday – Saturday, 7pm – 7am (36 hours)
• Week 4: Work Sunday, 7pm – 7am; off Monday - Saturday (12 hours)
• Week 5: Off Sunday; Work Monday – Thursday, 10:30am – 9pm; Off Friday – Saturday (40 hours)

Performs diagnostic ultrasound procedures in ambulatory setting requiring independent judgment, under the direction of a qualified physician. Proficient in preliminary structural reporting. Conducts general diagnostic ultrasound imaging studies of patients, within scope of demonstrated competency under the direction of a qualified physician, to include: scanning of patient for demonstration of correct anatomy/pathology, operation of sonography equipment, operation of the electronic radiology systems, preparation of patient room/equipment/medications, and maintains adequate supply inventory. Explains examination and procedure to patient and completes departmental documentation. Competent in use and logging of infection control equipment.

• Degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, related field, or completion of a training program acceptable to the ARRT or ARDMS registry boards (Required)

• ARRT or ARDMS (Required) 
• BLS

• 1-2 years of related sonography experience (Strongly Preferred)

Alabama, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.