Cardiovascular Institute of the South·Crowley, Louisiana
The Cardiovascular Sonographer will independently perform routine and advanced ultrasound duties across invasive, non-invasive, and interventional cardiovascular settings, operating equipment to obtain accurate diagnostic images and blood flow data. Responsibilities also include distinguishing normal from abnormal findings, recording patient information, preparing study reports, and maintaining equipment.
Cardiovascular Institute of the South, a leading organization dedicated to advancing heart health through innovation and excellence, is part of a national cardiology platform, Cardiovascular Logistics (CVL). Together, we share the same mission to provide our patients with the highest quality cardiovascular care available. Join our team and be a part of an organization that is dedicated to improving patient outcomes and shaping the future of heart health.
As a Cardiovascular Sonographer, you will independently perform routine and advanced ultrasound duties in an invasive, non-invasive, and interventional cardiovascular setting. This role requires strong technical ability, attention to detail, and the capacity to deliver high-quality diagnostic imaging to support patient care and outcomes.
Operate ultrasound equipment to obtain accurate diagnostic images and blood flow data based on established protocols.
Distinguish between normal and abnormal findings and ensure comprehensive imaging of any identified abnormalities.
Review patient charts and clinical data to ensure appropriate and thorough testing.
Record patient information, prepare study worksheets, and assist physicians in reviewing and confirming diagnostic findings.
Dictate study reports for transcription and ensure documentation is accurate and complete within the EMR.
Maintain a clean and well-stocked work area and ensure all equipment is cleaned and properly maintained.
Coordinate patient scheduling and support patient comfort and safety throughout procedures.
Assist in staffing other clinics and departments as needed, and escort patients to their next point of care when appropriate.
Provide clinical training and mentorship for staff as needed.
Stay up to date with the latest developments in vascular technology and maintain appropriate certifications.
Candidates must have completed an accredited cardiovascular ultrasound, X-ray, or cardiopulmonary program with post-ultrasound training, or a bachelor's degree with post-ultrasound training. Required qualifications include ARDMS or CCI registry in both Vascular and Cardiac Ultrasound (eligibility considered) and Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
Market context
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