WATSON CLINIC LLP·Baltimore, Maryland
The sonographer performs diagnostic medical ultrasound examinations while maintaining equipment quality control and adhering to safety protocols. They serve as a resource to physicians and function as a delegated agent under the supervision of a licensed practitioner.
$5,000 SIGN ON BONUS AVAILABLESign on bonus will be paid in full after passing probationary period. Two (2) years commitment is required. NEW EMPLOYEES ONLY.
Perform breast ultrasound examinations and breast biopsy procedures according to policy and protocol Serve as a resource to the physicians for breast ultrasound Review scheduled appointments for outside imaging, imaging/physician reports and additional criteria required by radiologist. Greet patients with a calm and soothing manner as to help alleviate anxiety related to their examinations Ensure patient understands results and recommendations of their examination as given by the radiologist Maintain proper quality control of ultrasound equipment
Required Education and Experience: ARDMS registered, with a minimum of 1 year experience of breast scanning. Registered in breast or must complete breast registry within 3 months of employment. CPR certification within 3 months of employment
Market context
In Maryland, breast ultrasonographer roles are typically driven by ongoing outpatient imaging and women’s health demand, especially in settings that rely on specialized diagnostic services. These positions are competitive because employers look for ARRT or ARDMS certification, CPR, and competency in a related specialty such as Abdomen, OBGYN, or Vascular technology. Review the imaging modality focus and required credentials closely, and use the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time comparing the original job description.