FMOLHS·Jackson, Mississippi
Perform diagnostic sonographic examinations to record critical physiological and anatomical data for medical diagnosis. Ensure patient and staff safety while providing comprehensive pre and post-procedure education to patients and families.
The Ultrasonographer 3 performs diagnostic sonographic examinations utilizing ultrasonic equipment to locate, evaluate and record critical physiological, pathological, and anatomical data.
Produces ultrasound images to aid in the diagnosis of medical problems. the ultrasound technologist monitors and ensures safety of patient and staff.
Performs patient screening by using established protocols.
Utilizes departmental policy to perform safe operation of equipment and in all functions of the job.
Provides complete pre and post education to patients and family.
Works under minimal supervision and may perform additional job duties.
Requires completion of an ultrasound program and at least 2 years of experience. Must hold BLS certification and ARRT R.T.(S),(VS) or ARDMS credentials within one year.
Market context
In Mississippi, ultrasonographer openings are typically driven by ongoing outpatient, hospital, and diagnostic imaging needs, with PRN roles often used to cover variable patient volume and staffing gaps. These positions can be competitive because employers usually want formal ultrasound training, prior experience, current BLS, and recognized credentials such as ARRT R.T.(S),(VS) or ARDMS; this platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits help you review the original posting faster. Before applying, confirm your credential timeline and be ready to highlight hands-on scanning experience and schedule flexibility.
