New You Bariatric Group·East Farmingdale, New York
Perform non-invasive cardiovascular imaging procedures, including echocardiograms and stress tests, to assist in patient diagnosis. Monitor patient physical conditions during procedures and collaborate with cardiologists to report abnormal rhythms or status changes.
Our award-winning Bariatric Practice is based on providing exemplary customer service, while assisting patients to achieve their weight loss goals. With the support of our employees and our team of skilled bariatric surgeons, we use innovative systems to successfully get our patients on the path to improved health. We serve patients in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. How you’ll serve our patients Every day is an opportunity to grow and provide better outcomes at every level. Whether your interests lie in medical staff, administration, facilities, or marketing, every individual plays an important part in our success and the success of our patients. We are a fast-paced, growing practice that is always looking for new talent and great employees to enhance our team. You will serve patients daily in a multitude of ways: What is in it for you Compensation is $45.00 - $50.00 per hour based on experience. Guaranteed Tuesday coverage required.
Use of non-invasive procedures to examine heart valves, chambers, and blood vessels to produce images known as echocardiograms (ECGs). Perform imaging and non-imaging cardiovascular evaluations which may include exercise tolerance tests, Holter monitoring, event recorders, electrocardiograms, stress tests, and trans-esophageal echocardiography. Obtains patient history, explains procedures to patient, addresses patients’ concerns, and follows established pre-screening policy and procedure. Determines appropriate methodology and techniques to use; arranges immobilization and/or support devices for proper patient positioning; selects appropriate imaging device. Prepares patient for echocardiography procedures, positions patient as appropriate for prescribed procedure, and assists patients at completion of procedure. Uses good judgment when determining if the procedure was sufficient for proper diagnoses, or if additional imaging procedures are needed. Monitors the patient’s physical condition during the procedure; report patient change of status or emergency situations to clinical staff, supervisor and/or cardiologist. Recognize abnormal rhythms and immediately notify Physician or appropriate clinical staff. Cardiac Ultrasound diagnostic procedures and equipment/instrumentation used in Echocardiography. Cardiovascular principles, vascular physical principles, principles of ultrasound physics, and the propagation of ultrasound through tissues. Anatomy, physiology, and congenital/acquired pathology as they relate to the use and interpretation of ultrasound diagnostic procedures. Safety principles and procedures relating to ultrasound procedures and equipment. Quality assurance as it relates to ultrasound scanning/ultrasound equipment. Principles of electronic image processing and image development. Common computer systems and applications;
Associate degree in Cardiovascular Technology or graduate of an accredited school of Ultrasonography. Registered with American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS) or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI) – Registered Cardiac Sonographer (RCS).
Current state certification, licensure, or license eligible in states where applicable. Maintenance of current Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for HealthCare Workers or Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) certification for HealthCare workers. Skilled professional with a solid foundation in Echocardiography. Twelve months of accumulated experience within the last three years in a comparable job classification preferred, may be required.
Requires an Associate degree in Cardiovascular Technology or Ultrasonography and registration with ARDMS or CCI. Candidates must hold current state licensure and CPR/BCLS certification, with a preference for one year of recent experience.
Market context
In New York, allied health employers commonly look for radiologic technologists with ARRT certification and a New York State license or temporary permit, and experience is often preferred. These roles can be competitive because facilities want candidates who can start safely and work efficiently in fast-paced imaging settings. On this platform, job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time; before applying, confirm your certification timeline and license status match the posting.
