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Penrose Hospital·Colorado Springs, Colorado
Echo Tech Registered Weekend Option · $38 - $57/hr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 153 posted allied health roles in Colorado Springs, Colorado rates. This role sits in the 25th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 9% below the Colorado Springs, Colorado median for allied health roles.
Provides specialized cardiovascular care while ensuring patient safety and comfort during diagnostic procedures. Operates and maintains diagnostic and therapeutic equipment according to manufacturer specifications.
Where You’ll Work Penrose - St.
Francis Health Services is a full-service, 712-bed acute care provider in Colorado Springs comprising Penrose Hospital, St.
Francis Hospital and St.
Francis Hospital - Interquest.
Penrose Hospital serves as the anchor hospital of Penrose-St.
Francis Health Services with 300-licensed beds and the ability to provide tertiary (high tech) medical-surgical services with an emphasis on elective and outpatient care.
Established in 1890, Penrose Hospital has grown to become a major health treatment and referral center, specializing in cancer care, cardiac care, emergency trauma care and physical rehabilitation.
It's an incredible time to join us as we are a proud Magnet Hospital with designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) for superior quality in nursing care.
With more than 300 days of annual sunshine, mild winters and easy-to-access recreational areas like Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods and some of Colorado's top destination resorts, you will enjoy an incredible lifestyle while having the career you've always wanted.
Job Summary and Responsibilities As our Registered ECHO Tech, you will provide specialized cardiovascular care, maintaining maximum patient safety and comfort while performing and reviewing baseline patient assessments and evaluating responses to diagnostic cardiac procedures.
Every day you will expertly operate and maintain all diagnostic and therapeutic equipment essential for cardiovascular procedures, ensuring precision and accuracy, and diligently monitor patient responses throughout the process.
To be successful in this role, you will be a Registered Echocardiography Technologist, possess advanced technical proficiency in operating and maintaining specialized CV equipment, and demonstrate a keen understanding of patient assessment and safety protocols in diagnostic cardiac procedures.
Performs accurate and thorough echocardiograms as ordered by physician.
Performs specialized testing using computer assisted devices including, but not limited to TEE, Stress Echo, Pharmacological Stress Echo's.
Recognizes and promptly acts upon unusual results or patient response by informing primary health care team to ensure patient safety and foster optimal outcomes.
Maintains high skill level through participation in CQI, inservices, ongoing education, and attendance at 80% of staff meetings.
Promptly troubleshoots and corrects recording instrument malfunction or unusual patient problems that interfere with recordings.
Requires a high school diploma or equivalent, with an associate degree preferred in a health science field. Candidates must hold current Basic Life Support certification and be registered as an RDCS or RCS.
Must be able to adjust approach based on patient/family level of understanding of test procedure.
Job Requirements Required High School Diploma or GED BLS through the American Heart Association Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer Preferred Associate's Degree in one of the following: Cardiovascular Technology, Ultrasound, Radiologic Technology, Respiratory Therapy or Nursing or graduate of a programmatically accredited program in cardiac ultrasound(echocardiography) One (1) year of experience in cardiac ultrasound
Market context
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