Bingham Memorial Hospital·Pocatello, Idaho
The primary function involves producing ultrasonic recordings of internal organs for physician diagnosis, studying organ malfunctions, or determining wellness, such as in obstetrical studies. Essential duties include safely performing diagnostic procedures on patients of all ages, preparing patients, operating ultrasound equipment efficiently, and managing related paperwork.
We are looking for a highly motivated individual to join our ever growing team here at Bingham. You must be willing and able to learn new skills and adapt to change often, as the medical field is ever changing. You must have good communication skills and be detail oriented. If you are looking for a rewarding and fulfilling career and enjoy fast paced environments this will be a good fit for you.
Produces ultrasonic recordings of internal organs for use by the Physician in diagnosis of disease, study of malfunction of organs and/or study to determine wellness as in Obstetrical studies.
Performs diagnostic procedures for patients of all ages safely and according to training and ability.
Prepares patients for procedures providing instructions to obtain desired results while reducing patient anxiety.
Familiar with and able to operate ultrasound equipment safely and efficiently.
Interacts with patient and family in a professional manner.
Familiar with and able to do paperwork related to ultrasound examinations, including but not limited to, ordering exam and/or retrieving order, completing paperwork correctly, finding file folder, completing exam and following fiscal responsibilities correctly and completely.
Able to determine most suitable positions for exams while considering patients abilities and physical condition.
Interviews patients and reviews available clinical data from charts to be alert for contradictions for procedure.
Participates in quality control duties that include stocking and preparing room each day and cleaning area after each use.
If cross-trained in additional modalities, i.e.
CT, MRI, Mammography, Nuclear Medicine, or Surgery Tech., must be able to perform the particular examinations with skill and professionalism.
Will stay current with trends in that particular modality and attend or participate in continuing education.
Will maintain a current license in Radiology, including acquiring required continuing education credits to keep license current in radiology.
Market context
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