McLeod Health·Florence, South Carolina
The technologist will perform a full spectrum of non-invasive vascular studies including arterial, venous, and physiologic exams. Additionally, they will manage diagnostic administrative tasks to maintain ultrasound accreditation and assist physicians with reports.
Vascular Technologist II – FT – McLeod Vascular Associates – Florence
1. The vascular ultrasound technologist will operate ultrasound equipment to perform the full spectrum of vascular non-invasive arterial, venous, and physiologic studies. Peripheral Vascular Lab Services provided by technologists include Non-Invasive Carotid Studies, Arterial Duplex Studies, Venous Duplex Studies, Transcranial Doppler Studies, Renal Artery Studies, Arterial Physiology, and Vein Mapping.
2. The technician will also verify that appropriate regulatory standards are met and there are some diagnostic administrative responsibilities to maintain ultrasound accreditation.
3. The technician will be responsible for aiding in scheduling of studies as well as assisting physicians in the creation of ultrasound reports.
4. Other duties as assigned.
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Market context
In South Carolina, vascular technologist openings are typically driven by ongoing outpatient and specialty care needs, especially in practices that rely on diagnostic imaging for vascular evaluation. These roles are competitive because employers often want candidates with prior experience, formal imaging training, and a clear path to RVT or ARDMS certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly confirm your fit, then highlight your one year of experience and training background in your application.