Ultrasound Technologist; Marion, VA

Overview

Summary: The Ultrasound Technologist is responsible for the performance and technical analysis of diagnostic ultrasound data. The Tech shall demonstrate excellent ultrasound scanning skills and knowledge of pathophysiology in patients from fetal to geriatric age (0-100+), as appropriate. This individual shall serve as a resource person to peers, physicians, fellows, and other staff members. Additionally, the Tech will assist in training/precepting personnel in non-invasive ultrasound procedures.

The Tech will assist in evaluating various manufacturers' products and makes recommendations to the department leadership. The Tech shall also actively participate in Process Improvement as well as participate in Ultrasound teaching and outreach services as needed. The Tech will perform exams in a timely manner. The Tech shall be responsible for additional duties as assigned.

• Perform diagnostic ultrasound examinations and technical analysis of ultrasound data.
• Demonstrate excellent scanning skills and knowledge of pathophysiology across patient ages (0–100+).
• Serve as a resource to peers, physicians, fellows, and staff; assist in training/precepting personnel in non-invasive ultrasound procedures.
• Evaluate various manufacturers  products and provide recommendations to department leadership.
• Actively participate in Process Improvement and ultrasound teaching/outreach services as needed.
• Complete exams in a timely manner and perform additional duties as assigned.

• Completion of an accredited sonography program. Two years of related experience preferred. Must demonstrate excellent scanning skills without supervision.

• Valid and active ARDMS: RDMS (AB), (OB/GYN) or (PS) and/or RVT (VT); OR
• ARRT: RT(S) or RT(VS); OR
• Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI): RVS
• AHA BLS required

• Shift: Day
• On Call:
  No
• Weekends:
  No
• Travel Required:
  
  No
• Location:
  
  Smyth County Community Hospital