St. Tammany Health System·Covington, Louisiana
Perform various cardiology procedures including echocardiograms, TEE, and stress echoes to assist physicians in diagnosing heart disease. Document appropriate values from studies and participate in structural heart procedures such as TAVR and Watchman.
At St.
Tammany Health System, delivering world-class healthcare close to home is our goal.
That means we are committed to attracting and retaining the very best professionals for every position in our health system.
We believe the pristine beauty of St.
Tammany Parish adds to our attractive compensation package.
The health system is nestled in the heart of Covington on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain.
It is a peaceful, scenic, community-oriented area with an abundance of amenities to suit every taste.
JOB DESCRIPTION AND POSITION REQUIREMENTS Scheduled Weekly Hours: 40 Work Shift: Monday – Sunday: Varying Shifts | Rotating Nights, Weekends & Holidays 6:30a – 4:00p 7:00a – 4:30p 7:30a – 5:00p Summary of the Job: Perform a variety of Cardiology procedures – Echocardiograms, TEE, Stress Echo and Holter monitors.
Knowledge of structural heart procedures is a plus.
Ability to perform other delegated tasks in line with departmental policies and needs.
Work well within an integrated care team.
Be flexible to shift changes between the hospital and outpatient clinic.
Degree in allied health with course content that includes cardiac anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology Registered with ARDMS or CCI with RDCS or RCS credentials Current BLS certification-through any International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR) provided courses such as but not limited to: Ochsner Health System, American Heart Association and American Red Cross. The ILCOR course must include a manikin check off Must have a high degree of professional ethics and conduct Adapt to fast paced work environment shifting priorities accordingly Must be able to take call (live or stay within 30 minutes of hospital)
One to two years’ experience in adult/pediatric ultrasound Responsibilities for Cardiac Sonographer Produce two-dimensional ultrasound recordings with color and doppler analyses of the heart and related structures using ultrasound equipment, for use by physician in diagnosis of heart disease Calculate, measure and document appropriate values on the study performed for review and interpretation Participate in structural heart procedures – TEE, Surgery, TAVR and Watchman Ability to manage resources, personnel, supplies and your time Able to navigate hospital computer system – EPIC and OCTAGOS Apply Holter monitors using the OCTAGOS program Responsible for providing high quality professional services
Must possess good physical health. Some requirements include but are not limited to standing, sitting or walking for long periods of time. Lifting at least 20 pounds is required. Must be able to work with a moderate level of noise.
Physical
Effort required: Constant (67%-100%) – reaching, hearing, seeing Frequently (34%-66%) - lifting, climbing (stairs, ladders, etc.), balancing, reaching, handling/feeling, talking Occasionally (1%-33%) – pushing/pulling, carrying, stooping, crouching, crawling EMPLOYMENT Each St. Tammany Health System staff member is expected to conduct himself or herself according to our mission, vision and values. Please take time to review those expectations, which can be found by clicking here, before applying for employment. If you feel you are unable to demonstrate those characteristics, we respectfully request that you do not proceed with the application process. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER St. Tammany Health System is an Equal Opportunity Employer. St. Tammany Health System is committed to equal employment opportunity for all employees and applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin or ancestry, citizenship, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, disability status, genetic information or any other protected characteristic under applicable law.
Requires a degree in allied health and registration with ARDMS or CCI (RDCS or RCS credentials) along with current BLS certification. Preferred candidates have one to two years of experience in adult or pediatric ultrasound.
Market context
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