UPMC·York, Pennsylvania
Perform noninvasive peripheral vascular studies including arterial and venous duplex imaging and visceral abdominal duplex imaging. Maintain patient safety, document accurate patient history, and assist in the training of new technologists and students.
UPMC offers a $6,000 sign-on bonus with a 2-year commitment.
Perform noninvasive Peripheral Vascular studies including (but not restricted to) arterial and venous duplex imaging with color flow Doppler, noninvasive arterial testing (pulse volume recordings/segmental limb pressures), visceral abdominal duplex imaging with color flow Doppler, extracranial duplex imaging with color flow Doppler, and other noninvasive vascular tests assigned.
This goal must be achieved within 6 months to 1 year of starting date.
Patient testing is performed on adolescent, geriatric and adult patients.
This position is scheduled to work from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. with weekend, call and holiday rotation.
Display knowledge of Doppler and Ultrasound physics when performing vascular exams. Provide general information to patients and their significant others while performing vascular testing. Enter data in computer and maintains data integrity. Participates in the training of new technologists and students. Participates in continuing education within the department. Provide support to staff to assure competency in all phases of vascular diagnostic services. Obtain detailed, accurate history on vascular patients. Display ability to troubleshoot problems with equipment and computer terminals and make minor repairs. Assist other staff members and hospital personnel in completion of needed tasks. Make patient care and/or interdepartmental service the number one priority. Maintain safety of vascular patients while in the department. Obtain and calculate tracing, spectral analyses and analog waveforms for vascular tests.
Completion of formal training in an accredited Vascular Technology or Ultrasound program required or RVT or equivalent credential required
Registered or registry eligible with physics portion of registry obtained is preferred. Must obtain registry within 12 months of graduation date. CPR or BLS Required. Act 33, 34, 73 or as required by business unit. Basic Life Support (BLS) OR Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (ARDMS) OR Registered Vascular Specialist OR Registered Vascular Technologist Act 34 UPMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Disability/Veteran
Completion of formal training in an accredited Vascular Technology or Ultrasound program is required. Candidates must hold or be eligible for relevant registry credentials and maintain current BLS or CPR certification.
Market context
Pennsylvania employers commonly seek PVL Technologists for hospitals, outpatient vascular labs, and diagnostic imaging teams, so demand is steady where cardiovascular services are active. This role is competitive because accredited training, registry eligibility, and current BLS or CPR are often required, and the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here help you review the original posting faster. If you are eligible, confirm your registry path and certification status before applying.
