Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (General)

Quick Facts

• Role: Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (General)

• Modality/Scope: General diagnostic ultrasound per defined procedures

• Schedule: Days; Per Diem/Casual; 8-hour shifts; variable days; weekend requirements (Saturday, Sunday)

Description

You will follow clearly defined diagnostic sonography procedures to deliver high-quality ultrasound images for diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, and prevention of injury or disease. You will combine education, technical competence, and patient interaction skills to perform safe and precise exams and provide accurate results in a timely manner. You will adhere to privacy and safety regulations and communicate effectively with patients and healthcare teams.

Responsibilities

• Perform sonographic examinations using appropriate procedures, views, and equipment

• Conduct competent patient assessment and attentive monitoring during exams

• Explain sensitive findings clearly and professionally to diverse audiences

• Follow local/state/federal regulations, codes, and facility policies and procedures

Requirements

• Graduation from an accredited formal Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program or equivalent education/experience

• ARDMS eligibility/certification and BLS Healthcare Provider certification requirements per Sonographer level (Level I/II/III)

• Sonographer Level II: must possess two of the following certifications upon hire: AB, BR, FE, OB/GYN, PS, RVT

• Sonographer Level III: must possess three of the following certifications upon hire (with an exception for certain MFM sonographers)

• Sonographer Level I or II: 2 years basic clinical/practical experience typically acquired during an accredited program

• Sonographer Level III: 5 years clinical/practical experience

Benefits

• No benefits listed in the posting

Pay

• $64.83–$90.76/hour (Level I)

• $68.08–$95.30/hour (Level II)

• $74.88–$104.83/hour (Level III)