Ultrasound Technologist (Per Diem)

The Ultrasound Technologist performs diagnostic sonographic examinations to support patient diagnosis and treatment. This role ensures safe, accurate, and high-quality imaging while providing patient-centered care and collaborating with the healthcare team.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

• Performs diagnostic ultrasound examinations in accordance with physician orders and established imaging protocols.
• Produces high-quality diagnostic images while ensuring patient safety, comfort, and appropriate positioning. 
• Operates and maintains ultrasound equipment to ensure accurate imaging and safe patient care. 
• Assists physicians with procedures as needed within the scope of practice. 
• Reviews patient history and clinical information to adapt imaging techniques and obtain optimal diagnostic results. 
• Completes required documentation and maintains accurate records in accordance with departmental and regulatory standards. 
• Responds appropriately to patient care needs, including emergency situations, and complies with hospital policies, safety standards, and regulatory requirements. 

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITES

• Other duties as assigned by the Director of Imaging Services.

JOB QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCE/SKILLS 

Required:

• Current Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) credential OR eligibility with requirement to obtain within one year of hire. 

• Completion of an accredited diagnostic medical sonography program or equivalent education and training.

• Ability to communicate effectively and maintain professionalism and patient confidentiality.

• Strong technical, organizational, and patient care skills. 

Preferred: 

• Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography or related field.

• Previous experience in a hospital or acute care setting.

• Experience with electronic medical record (EMR) systems.

• Experience in diagnostic medical sonography preferred. 

WORKING CONDITIONS/PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

• Frequent standing, walking, reaching, and use of hands for equipment operation.

• Occasional bending, stooping, kneeling, crouching, and climbing.

• Pushing and pulling up to 200 lbs.; lifting up to 100 lbs.; carrying up to 50 lbs.  

• Occasional pushing and pulling of equipment or stretchers.

• Requires attention to detail and ability to respond to urgent situations.

• Potential exposure to infectious diseases, biohazards, and varying noise levels. 

DISCLAIMER: This job description may not comprise all duties that may be required to be performed. Management reserves the right to amend as needed.