Operates ultrasonic diagnostic equipment to examine various parts of the body in order to study a wide variety of conditions (e.g., ensuring the physical health of an unborn baby, screening the body for cancer)

Maintains patient records, keeps track of inventory, order supplies, and maintains proper working order of equipment

Typically is ARDMS certified

Ultrasound Sonographer must perform various ultrasound services with attention to technical details to produce diagnostic information for interpretation by or at the request of a licensed practitioner.  An Ultrasound Sonographer shall exercise professional judgment in the performance of diagnostic service maintaining a demeanor complimentary to medical ethics.  An Ultrasonographer is responsible for designated areas or procedures as required.  Sonographers perform dimensional ultrasonic recordings of internal structures for the diagnosis of disease it is done so with coordination of patient care and CQI activities. 

Education:

High School Graduate (advanced degree preferred).

Candidate should have at least one year of full time experience in Clinical Diagnostic Ultrasound.  (Comprehensive preferred)

A satisfactory completion of a formal training program in Diagnostic Ultrasound with at least 720 hours of instruction in all procedures is acceptable. 

Eligible for Ultrasound Certification in each area required. 

Must have a copy of a diploma or offical transcript of the highest level of education

Typically is ARDMS certified

Degrees, Licensure and/or Certifications:

BLS certification required

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

Assists in training of students and ancillary personnel.

Must be able to read, write, speak and understand English