Overview 8a-5p with an hour lunch. No call no holidays. Must be registered in breast and vascular. The Ultrasound Technologist II provides direct patient care and manages equipment and scheduling for efficient work flow. Prepares patient for diagnostic procedure and conducts ultrasound with proficiency assuring quality of images captured. Performs Ultrasound procedures in multiple proficiencies: Abdomen, Breast, OB/GYN, and Vascular Responsibilities Accurately performs ultrasound exams to department standards including technique, positioning, protocols and administration of contrast material. Assures quality of image presented to radiologist for interpretation and consults with doctor to obtain optimum exam. Assures safety of patient including pregnancy identification and shielding documentation; reviews safety questionnaire prior to scanning patient. Prepares consent forms and other demographic data for patients receiving treatment. Explains procedure to patient after first introducing self and gives post procedure instructions. Provides efficient transportation for patients both to and from requesting service areas. Uses wheelchairs, stretchers, beds in an appropriate fashion. Assists patient in and out of wheelchair and stretchers using proper wheel locking procedures. Cleans wheelchairs and stretchers and reports needed repairs to supervisor. Uses proper lifting techniques as demonstrated in annual body mechanics in-service. Uses table pads, sheets, side rails/locks, to assure patient comfort and safety. Accurately utilizes initial side markers. Coordinates the selection and use of supplies, minor equipment, X-Rays, reports, and files between departmental units as needed and maintains an efficient workflow. Collaborates in departmental and hospital wide QA/QI program as requested. Trains new hires or existing staff as assigned. Performs all other duties as assigned by management within job scope. Qualifications Education / Training Graduate Ultrasonography Program Additional Information: Completion of formal Ultrasonography training in an AMA approved school for degree or diploma as Certified Ultrasound Tech. Experience Requirements 2-years General/Vascular Ultrasonography Preferences: 3-years 3 years ultrasound tech experience and 1 year in the following: Vascular, Abdomen, OB/GYN, and Breast. Certificates/Licenses/Registration Basic Life Support (BLS) General Sonography: Registered Ultrasound Tech through ARDMS RDMS (abdomen or ob/gyn) or ARRT (sonography) Vascular Sonography: Registered Vascular through ARDMS (RVT) or Registered Vascular through CCI (RVS) or Registered Vascular through ARRT (RVS) Additional Information: Will accept candidates who can obtain their vascular registry within 12 months BLS, provided by American Heart Association (AHA), required within 30 days of hire.