Cape Cod Healthcare·Falmouth, Massachusetts
Perform ultrasound procedures and follow exam protocols while operating medical equipment for patients of all ages. Handle administrative tasks and ensure proper documentation according to entity guidelines.
Practices according to entity mandatory requirements.
Practices according to department expectations.
Practices with a Customer Service approach to all activities.
Utilizes internal and external resources appropriately.
Documents according to entity/department guidelines.
Utilizes techniques of time management effectively.
Sets up, adjusts and operates medical equipment and instruments.
Performs testing ordered by patient’s physician.
Addresses age-specific needs of infants, toddlers, school age, adolescents, adults, older adults.
Performs ultrasound procedures and follows exam protocols.
Utilizes and maintains equipment in expert manner.
Performs administrative and other tasks as requested.
Other duties may be assigned.
Associate's degree (A. S.) or equivalent from two-year college or certificate program. Abdom/OB, or Echo RDMS, or eligible for registration, required. Current BLS.
Requires an Associate's degree or equivalent certificate and current BLS certification. Must be RDMS registered or eligible for registration in Abdom/OB or Echo.
Market context
Massachusetts continues to show steady demand for allied-health ultrasound technologists, especially in hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, and specialty practices. These roles are competitive because employers often prefer formal ultrasound training, RVT or RVS certification, and prior technologist experience; the sign-on bonus may help offset that competition. Review the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your certification status and recent scan experience before applying.
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