Shared Imaging·Soledad, California
Perform high-quality diagnostic ultrasound studies focusing on vascular and echocardiography while providing excellent patient care. Ensure accurate documentation of scans and maintain collaborative relationships with medical staff and facility personnel.
Shared Imaging is a privately held organization that has been committed to growing organically and has doubled our revenue in the past 10 years and is committed to having the best technology possible to help support our clients. We pride ourselves on our "White Glove" service model by delivering the best patient experience possible.
Shared Imaging is currently accepting applications for experienced, talented, customer and patient focused Part-Time Ultrasound technologists in our Central CA prison settings. Our Technologists will perform a variety of sonographic procedures and departmental support functions.
We require that all Shared Imaging LLC employees have a completed background check and drug screen on file.
The hourly range for this role is $50.00/hr. to $60.00/hr., however, base pay offered may vary depending on geographic region, internal equity, job-related knowledge, skills, and experience among other factors. This position is also eligible for a performance-based merit increase annually. Candidates will be assessed and provided offers against the minimum qualifications of this role and their individual experience.
Shared Imaging is committed to equal employment opportunity. The company offers a drug-free work environment to all qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, marital status, veteran status or any other category protected by applicable law. Equal employment opportunity includes hiring, training, promotion, transfer, demotions and termination.
Candidates must have 2-3 years of radiological ultrasound experience and current ARDMS or RDMS certification. RVT certification and experience with vascular exams are preferred, along with a willingness to travel locally.
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