Riverside Health System·Onancock, Virginia
The Vascular Technologist performs noninvasive vascular ultrasound examinations in an office setting to assess patient status. They are responsible for producing quality images, maintaining clinical documentation, and educating patients and families about procedures.
Onancock, Virginia
$36.50 - $50.23/Hourly Actual pay is determined based on job-related factors such as relevant experience, education, credentials, skills, internal equity, and business needs. Overview The Noninvasive Vascular Technologist performs ultrasound examinations in an office setting, demonstrating the skills and knowledge to assess technical data reflective of patient status relative to age and specific needs, and to assist in the interpretation of same, providing preliminary impressions as appropriate. Delivers quality, cost effective patient care in a professional manner. Works effectively to maintain an environment of excellence, which is patient focused, providing timely, compassionate, quality patient care.
What you will do
Performs noninvasive vascular ultrasound examinations. Produces quality images following appropriate protocols and procedures. Provides and maintains clinical documentation per scope of practice.
Educates patients/families regarding the procedure and/or treatment to be performed. Positions the patient and completes the procedure.
Demonstrates commitment to safety and quality and prevents or reduces harms through knowledge and application of departmental policies, procedures, and resource documents.
Understands and adheres to all applicable regulatory and accrediting standards. Follows RHS policies and procedures. Reports variances.
Provides effective and efficient assessment, actions, and documentation.
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Candidates should have an accredited sonography program degree and relevant certifications such as ARRT, RVS, or RVT. One year of imaging experience is preferred, along with a current CPR/BLS certification.
Market context
In Virginia, vascular tech openings are often driven by ongoing outpatient, hospital, and diagnostic imaging needs, and employers typically look for accredited sonography training plus credentials such as ARRT, RVS, or RVT. These roles can be competitive because one year of imaging experience and current CPR/BLS certification are commonly preferred, and the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here help you review the original posting faster. If you are applying, confirm your certification status and highlight any vascular or general imaging experience in your resume.
