Charlotte Hungerford Hospital·Torrington, Connecticut
Perform diagnostic ultrasound procedures across various body structures to provide high-quality images for physician interpretation. Manage patient data entry into RIS and PACS while ensuring compliance with ACR and FDA quality standards.
Performs ultrasound diagnostic procedures by positioning patients, selecting appropriate transducers and correct scanning sequences to produce an accurate image in order to assist the physician in diagnosis and treatment. Provides and ensures optimal technical quality and accuracy of all Ultrasound examinations according to the American College of Radiology (ACR) standards & FDA quality control requirements. Assembles sterile trays and assumes scrub duties as necessary. Accurately inputs data into electronic medical record, RIS and PACS to capture necessary information regarding exams, supply charges, resource allocations, as well as all relevant clinical information. Transfers correctly annotated images into PACS. Organizes processed images, measurements, calculations and other data in a logical sequence for presentation to the physician for interpretation. Consults with physicians as requested regarding the quality of images and data obtained Obtains all relevant patient information, and assesses physician's order and/or requisition for completeness by reviewing the clinical information, pertinent laboratory results and patient's chart to ensure the correct procedure is performed and proper patient preparation is administered on the correct patient, to procure an accurate diagnosis. Perform other related duties as required.
Must be a graduate of an accredited Diagnostic Medical Sonography program and hold ARDMS or RDMS credentials. Proficiency in real-time, color flow, doppler, and interventional procedures is required, though new graduates are considered.
Market context
In Connecticut, per diem ultrasound technologist roles are typically competitive because employers look for ARDMS-certified candidates with accredited sonography training and broad scanning experience. This role stands out for its need for proficiency in Doppler, transvaginal, and interventional procedures, which can make prior hands-on experience especially important. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your certification and procedure experience align before applying.
