Perform diagnostic ultrasound scanning procedures to produce high-quality examinations and assist radiologists with biopsies and vascular procedures. Responsible for preparing equipment, recording anatomy and pathology, and alerting medical staff to abnormalities.
*This is a General Ultrasound Tech position.
Who is Rezolut?
Rezolut is a national emerging platform of diagnostic medical imaging services. With focus on four key platforms, our vision is to provide topnotch patient care partnered with innovative technology — to achieve better health outcomes.
We provide high-quality, cost-effective, fixed-site outpatient diagnostic imaging as well as mobile imaging and health services. In each of our regions, we are the best in radiology, offering all radiology services!
Under general supervision and according to established policies and procedures, the Ultrasound Technologist will perform all required diagnostic scanning procedures to produce consistent, high-quality examinations.
Prepare the exam room and ultrasound equipment to conduct examinations.
Assists radiologists as needed with ultrasound-guided biopsies and vascular ultrasound procedures.
Recognize and record the appropriate anatomy and pathology using sonographic equipment.
Properly care for sonography equipment and report equipment failure.
Write reports based upon scan results and completion.
Alerts appropriate medical staff of any abnormalities that need immediate attention.
Manage multiple priorities and projects and display flexibility in a fast-paced work environment.
Market context
New York healthcare employers often seek general ultrasound technologists for flexible PRN coverage, especially in settings that need dependable imaging support across changing patient volumes. This role is competitive because it requires ARRT(S) or ARDMS certification, CPR/BLS, independent work, clear communication with providers, and strict patient confidentiality. Before applying, confirm the schedule expectations and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time reading the original posting.
