Cooper University Hospital·Camden, New Jersey
Perform advanced 2D and 3D echocardiograms for high-acuity patients and assist cardiologists with specialized procedures like TEE and intraoperative echoes. Provide clinical training to multidisciplinary staff and participate in the hospital's on-call rotation.
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Short Description The SR Cardiac Sonographer is part of a multidisciplinary team in the hospital who performs 2D and 3D echocardiograms with color and spectral doppler in the echo lab and at the bedside of high patient acuity, including the Imaging of patients on ventilators, ECMO, Impella, and LVAD; Performs stress echocardiograms and dobutamine stress echocardiograms; assists cardiologist with TEE, intracardiac echo, pericardiocentesis, intraoperative echo and code coverage.
SR Cardiac Sonographer recognizes the need for agitated saline and contrast agents, IV insertion if necessary.
He or she supports sonography training across multiple disciplines (physicians, fellows, students, new hires, etc.) and cultivates a collaborative and cooperative work environment within the department.
Must be part of the rotation for hospital on call schedule during the week, weekends, and holidays (must arrive within 45 minutes of call activation).
1. Clinical expert for echocardiograms with outpatient and inpatient high acuity populations:-Performs 2D and 3D echocardiograms with color and spectral doppler in the echo lab and at the bedside of high patient acuity-Performs stress echocardiograms and dobutamine stress echocardiograms; assists cardiologist with TEE, intracardiac echo, pericardiocentesis, intraoperative echo and code coverage.2. Cultivates a collaborative learning environment that enhances learning across multiple disciplines, including but not limited to: physicians, fellows, students, new hires, etc.3. Recognizes the need for IV insertion and agitated saline and contrast agents4. Ensuring charges to patients align with actual order and test that is performed for accuracy in documentation and revenue return5. Effectively communicates with department leadership on supply and equipment needs of the department 6. Participates in process improvements related to quality, safety and regulatory goals/initiatives7. Stays abreast of specialty emerging technologies, protocols, certifications, competencies, etc. 8. Required on-call rotation for the hospital during the week, weekends, and holidays (must arrive within 45 minutes of call activation). Experience Required 0-2 years of experience required, 3-5 years of experience preferred. Education Requirements HS diploma/GED required. Bachelor degree preferred. American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS) or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI) certification in adult echocardiogram required License/Certification Requirements BLS from AHA required, ARDMS or CCI required Special Requirements Full time, 40 hours a week Monday-Friday, on call & weekend rotation Salary Min ($) USD $37.00 Salary Max ($) USD $61.00
Requires a high school diploma and certification from ARDMS or CCI in adult echocardiography, along with BLS certification from AHA. While 0-2 years of experience is required, 3-5 years is preferred.
Market context
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