St. Luke’s Health Memorial Hospital·Livingston, Texas
The Sonographer uses advanced equipment to record detailed images of organs, tissues, and fetuses to provide critical diagnostic data. Responsibilities include preparing patients for scans, operating sonographic equipment, and presenting preliminary findings to physicians.
Where You’ll Work St.
Luke's Health-Memorial Livingston is a 66-bed facility and member of CommonSpirit Health, a national nonprofit health system.
Serving East Texas, St.
Luke's Health-Memorial provides more than a quarter of a million patient services annually and contributes millions of dollars in local charity care and community support.
This facility delivers more than 60,000 patient services annually—half through its Level IV trauma-designated emergency department.
Patients have access to a wide range of services including orthopedic care, women’s health and a state-of-the-art sleep center.
Advanced imaging services include MRI, CT, 3D mammography, 4D ultrasound, cardiac echo and more—all close to home.
Job Summary and Responsibilities As our Sonographer, you will utilize advanced sonographic equipment to record detailed images of blood, organs, tissues, and bodily masses, including unborn fetuses, providing critical visual data for diagnosis and prenatal care.Every day you will directly interact with patients, explaining procedures, answering questions, and preparing them for scans.
You will meticulously operate sonographic equipment, adjusting settings and patient positions to ensure clear, diagnostic images.
You will monitor and care for patients to ensure their safety and comfort, select and examine images for pathologies, and present preliminary findings to Physicians.To be successful in this role, you will possess excellent patient service and communication skills, sharp eyesight, and meticulous attention to detail.
You will demonstrate strong technical proficiency, sound judgment, and advanced decision-making skills to effectively capture and interpret sonographic data, ensuring optimal diagnostic support.
Quality – completes work with accuracy and thoroughness.
Productivity – efficiently utilizes time in accomplishing work.
Customer Focus – lives organizational and departmental service standards.
Reliability – completes tasks assigned; follows up as needed.
Availability – meets attendance standards; is punctual; works when needed.
Decision Making – displays sound judgment; works with minimal supervision.
Job Requirements High School Graduate and 6 months experience OR Graduate from an accredited Diagnostic Medical Sonography or Echocardiography program OR an approved Allied Health program including but not limited to: Respiratory Therapy, Radiology or Nursing Have one of the following: RCES, RCS, RCS, RDMS, RDCS, RDCSAE, RDCSFE, RDCSPE, RDMSAB, RDMSBR, RDMSFE, RDMSNE, RDMSOB, RDMSPS, RTCT, RTR, RVS, RVT Basic Life Support - CPR, within 14 - days
Candidates must be a high school graduate with 6 months of experience or a graduate of an accredited sonography or approved allied health program. Required credentials include a professional certification (such as RDMS or RCS) and Basic Life Support (CPR) certification.
Market context
Texas sonographer openings are commonly driven by steady imaging demand across hospitals, outpatient clinics, and specialty practices. This role is competitive because employers often look for accredited training, current BLS certification, and readiness to earn ARDMS or ARRT(S) registry within 18 months; three years of experience is preferred. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your program, certification status, and registry timeline before applying.
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