Ultrasound Technician PRN

The Ultrasound Technician is responsible for performing diagnostic ultrasound examinations using specialized imaging equipment to produce high-quality images for physician interpretation. This role requires formal education in diagnostic medical sonography, certification by a recognized accrediting body, and the ability to provide safe, accurate, and compassionate patient care in accordance with established clinical protocols and regulatory standards.

• Perform diagnostic ultrasound procedures as ordered by a physician, following established protocols and standards of practice.

• Prepare patients for procedures by explaining exams, positioning patients appropriately, and ensuring patient comfort and safety.

• Acquire and evaluate ultrasound images for technical quality and completeness.

• Recognize normal and abnormal anatomy and communicate findings that require immediate attention per protocol.

• Maintain patient confidentiality and comply with HIPAA and organizational privacy requirements.

• Operate, adjust, and maintain ultrasound imaging equipment to ensure optimal performance.

• Perform routine quality control checks and report equipment malfunctions or safety concerns.

• Follow infection prevention, radiation safety (as applicable), and workplace safety guidelines.

• Accurately document procedures, patient information, and exam results in the electronic medical record (EMR).

• Communicate effectively with radiologists, physicians, nurses, and other clinical staff regarding exam requirements and patient conditions.

• Assist with scheduling, workflow coordination, and patient throughput as needed.

• Adhere to professional standards, accreditation requirements, and applicable federal, state, and local regulations.

• Maintain required licensure, certifications, and continuing education.

• Participate in quality improvement initiatives and departmental meetings as assigned.

• Perform diagnostic ultrasound procedures as ordered by a physician, following established protocols and standards of practice.

• Prepare patients for procedures by explaining exams, positioning patients appropriately, and ensuring patient comfort and safety.

• Acquire and evaluate ultrasound images for technical quality and completeness.

• Recognize normal and abnormal anatomy and communicate findings that require immediate attention per protocol.

• Maintain patient confidentiality and comply with HIPAA and organizational privacy requirements.

• Operate, adjust, and maintain ultrasound imaging equipment to ensure optimal performance.

• Perform routine quality control checks and report equipment malfunctions or safety concerns.

• Follow infection prevention, radiation safety (as applicable), and workplace safety guidelines.

• Accurately document procedures, patient information, and exam results in the electronic medical record (EMR).

• Communicate effectively with radiologists, physicians, nurses, and other clinical staff regarding exam requirements and patient conditions.

• Assist with scheduling, workflow coordination, and patient throughput as needed.

• Adhere to professional standards, accreditation requirements, and applicable federal, state, and local regulations.

• Maintain required licensure, certifications, and continuing education.

• Participate in quality improvement initiatives and departmental meetings as assigned.

• Completion of basic training in ultrasound, and

• Graduation from an accredited Diagnostic Medical Sonography program.

• 3–5-years clinical training or experience performing diagnostic ultrasound procedures (student clinical hours acceptable for entry-level roles).

• Current certification in at least one of the following:

  • ARDMS (American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography)

  • ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists)

Travel:  0-25%

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