Sonographer/Rad Technician

Job DetailsJob Location

• 4913 -
• Oklahoma
• City,
• OK 73127Position
• Type:
• Full
• TimeTravel
• Percentage:
• NoneJob
• Shift: DayOklahoma City Indian Clinic (OKCIC) is a non-profit corporation that provides culturally sensitive health care to the American Indian population. OKCIC services include not only basic medical care but also dental, optometry, behavioral health, fitness, nutrition, and other family programs. Our mission is to provide excellent healthcare to American Indians. We do this by putting people first, providing quality services, and maintaining our Integrity and Professionalism. We are looking to add compassionate team players to our growing team as we continue to work toward our goal of becoming the national model for American Indian Health Care. Oklahoma City Indian Clinic is seeking an experienced Sonographer to join our Radiology team. This unique dual-role position combines diagnostic medical sonography with radiologic technology, allowing you to utilize a broad range of imaging skills while delivering compassionate, patient-centered care. As a member of our imaging team, you'll perform high-quality ultrasound examinations and serve as a backup Radiologic Technologist, working alongside providers and healthcare professionals to support timely diagnoses and outstanding patient care. Applicants claiming Indian Preference must complete the full application and must provide documentation verifying eligibility (such as a tribal enrollment card or a Certificate of Degree of Indian Blood (CDIB)).
• Job duties include, but are not limited to: Performs diagnostic ultrasound examinations and serves as a backup Radiologic Technologist in accordance with physician orders, departmental policies, regulatory requirements, and accepted standards of practice. Reviews physician orders, patient history, and clinical information to ensure the appropriateness of the examination, medical necessity, patient readiness, and compliance with established imaging protocols. Assesses patients prior to imaging procedures, identifying contraindications, preparation concerns, safety risks, or other factors that may impact the quality or completion of the examination. Performs diagnostic sonography examinations utilizing independent professional judgment, critical thinking, and technical expertise to obtain high-quality diagnostic images for physician interpretation. Positions patients appropriately and utilizes proper scanning techniques, imaging protocols, ergonomic practices, and equipment adjustments to optimize image quality while promoting patient comfort and safety. Evaluates ultrasound and radiographic images for technical quality, anatomical accuracy, and diagnostic completeness; acquires additional images as necessary to support accurate diagnosis and quality patient care. Identifies, documents, and communicates significant findings, examination limitations, technical concerns, or patient safety issues to the interpreting physician or ordering provider as appropriate. Performs diagnostic radiographic procedures as needed, including patient positioning, equipment operation, image acquisition, and adherence to established radiographic protocols and standards. Operates and maintains proficiency with ultrasound equipment, digital radiography systems, PACS, DEXA equipment, computerized radiography systems, Electronic Health Records (EHR), RPMS, and other imaging-related technology. Maintains compliance with radiation safety standards and practices and radiation protection techniques consistent with ALARA principles to minimize radiation exposure to patients, staff, and the public. Explains imaging procedures and provides patient education in a manner appropriate to the patient's level of understanding to promote cooperation, reduce anxiety, and ensure successful completion of examinations. Maintains accurate patient records, imaging documentation, reports, procedure logs, and examination data while ensuring patient confidentiality and compliance with HIPAA standards. Operates and maintains image management systems, including PACS, and coordinates the uploading, importing, and management of outside imaging studies and comparison examinations. Assists with quality assurance activities, equipment monitoring, accreditation requirements, policy development, and departmental performance improvement initiatives. Maintains a clean, safe, and organized work environment and follows established infection-prevention, sterilization, environmental-safety, and equipment-maintenance procedures. Collaborates effectively with radiologists, providers, technologists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to support continuity of care and efficient imaging operations. Participates in continuing education, competency assessment, and professional development activities to maintain clinical expertise, certifications, and regulatory compliance. Performs other imaging, patient care, quality assurance, and departmental support duties as assigned. The Oklahoma City Indian Clinic is a nonprofit organization, not a federal employer. Indian preference hiring laws apply. The Clinic is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation and an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer. The Clinic adheres to all applicable laws prohibiting discrimination in employment, including protections based on race, color, sex, national origin, age, disability, religion, veteran status, and other characteristics as required by federal, state, or local law. Qualifications Must align with OKCIC vision, mission, and core values. A graduate of an accredited Diagnostic Medical Sonography or Radiologic Technology program is required. Associate’s degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Radiologic Sciences, or a related healthcare field preferred. Minimum of three (3) years of diagnostic medical sonography experience and two (2) years of radiologic technologist experience required. OB (Obstetric) certification required Current ARDMS or ARRT certification that meets sonography and radiologic technology requirements Demonstrated proficiency in performing general abdominal, pelvic (gynecologic and obstetrical), small parts (including thyroid and scrotal), vascular (carotid, aortic, arterial, and venous Doppler), renal Doppler, and ultrasound-guided procedures. Thorough knowledge of anatomy, physiology, pathology, ultrasound physics, radiographic positioning, radiation safety principles, medical terminology, patient assessment, and imaging protocols. Ability to independently perform a variety of ultrasound and radiographic examinations, recognize normal and abnormal findings, identify examination limitations, and obtain diagnostic-quality images for physician interpretation. Strong computer proficiency required, including experience with Electronic Health Records (EHR), PACS, imaging information systems, and Microsoft Office applications. Experience with RPMS and/or Epic preferred. Excellent organizational, analytical, and critical-thinking skills, with the ability to prioritize multiple responsibilities and maintain accuracy in a fast-paced clinical environment. Excellent customer service, interpersonal, and communication skills, with the ability to interact effectively with patients, providers, radiologists, and interdisciplinary healthcare teams. Demonstrated ability to exercise sound clinical judgment, maintain patient confidentiality, and work independently while contributing positively within a collaborative healthcare environment.