Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
Registered or registry eligible by ARDMS.
Ability to perform ultrasound techniques on various anatomical areas.
Experience managing invasive procedures and assisting physicians.
Manual dexterity and spatial perception for effective imaging.
Responsibilities
Perform diagnostic sonographic procedures with minimal supervision.
Conduct a variety of ultrasound examinations including OB and gynecological scans.
Select appropriate transducers and document test results accurately.
Assist physicians during minor surgical procedures as needed.
May instruct others in specific ultrasound procedures.
Benefits
Medical, Dental, Vision coverage.
457B retirement plan with employer match for full-time employees.
Company paid Short-term and Long-term Disability insurance.
Full Job Description
Expected pay for this position is $34.80 - $52.20. Actual pay will be determined by experience, skills and internal equity.
MDH Benefits package includes:
Medical, Dental, Vision
457B and employer match for FT Employees
Company paid STD and LTD
Job Summary
Under the direction of a radiologist, performs diagnostic sonographic procedures at a technical level not requiring constant supervision of technical detail. Performs a variety of technical procedures that will require independent judgment. May be assigned as an instructor in areas of specific competence. May be assigned general radiologic technical duties as needed.
Job Specifications
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Graduate of an accredited program in Radiologic Technology. Registered or registry eligible by the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS). JOB KNOWLEDGE: The ultrasonographer performs all ultrasound techniques and examinations, abdominal scans, retroperitoneal scans, OB and gynecological scans, and other anatomical areas as required and minor surgical procedures. Selects appropriate transducer. Performs exam. Makes hard copy images as needed. Documents tests. Assists physician as needed for invasive procedures. Must be able to perform duties as a radiographer if needed. The patient population must be considered when assessing job knowledge required from the employee.
ABILITIES, INTERESTS AND TEMPERAMENTS
Verbal ability is necessary to understand oral and written instructions stated in radiologic, ultrasonic, and medical terms and to exchange information with patient and hospital staff.
Spatial perception is necessary to visualize inner structure of the human body in relation to the x-ray tube or the transducer and the film in order to obtain films of diagnostic value.
Manual dexterity is necessary to adjust machine controls, arrange, attach, and adjust supportive devices.
A preference for scientific and technical activities to master principles, techniques, and imaging principles.
A preference for processes, machines, and techniques in obtaining images and developing film.
Ability to obtain satisfactory images by following set procedures and standards.
Capability to evaluate information based on measurable and verifiable criteria.
Ability to make contact with people who may be under physical and emotional stress.
Must have the ability to work with a variety of patients of all populations (e.g. developmentally appropriate care, cultural diversity, patients with pain, victims of abuse or neglect, and diagnosis or procedure specific such as patient with congestive heart failure or cesarean delivery).
