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Perform diagnostic sonographic examinations to locate and evaluate anatomical, pathological, and functional data. Maintain and calibrate equipment while updating patient records for referring physicians.
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16 days ago
Avera Health
The Cardiovascular Sonographer is responsible for performing diagnostic cardiac sonographic procedures using ultrasonic equipment. They assist physicians and cardiologists with imaging procedures and perform exams according to accepted protocols.
25 days ago
Vista Community Clinic
Provide chair-side assistance to dentists using four-handed dentistry techniques and prepare patients for various dental services. Manage patient flow and operate x-ray and sterilization equipment to ensure efficient clinic operations.
$25 - $29 / HOUR
1 month ago
NYU Langone Health
The Diagnostic Medical Sonographer independently operates sonographic equipment, performs diagnostic examinations, communicates results, and manages daily laboratory operations, scheduling, and equipment maintenance. This role requires maintaining high medical ethics and continuously increasing knowledge of evolving procedures and diseases.
2 months ago
Bingham Memorial Hospital
The primary function involves producing ultrasonic recordings of internal organs for physician diagnosis, studying organ malfunctions, or determining wellness, such as in obstetrical studies. Essential duties include safely performing diagnostic procedures on patients of all ages, preparing patients, operating ultrasound equipment efficiently, and managing related paperwork.
UT Health San Antonio
The primary responsibility involves performing diagnostic sonographic examinations using ultrasonic equipment under limited supervision. This role also includes leading or mentoring lower-level team members.
The Ultrasonographer performs diagnostic sonographic examinations using various ultrasonic modes to locate, evaluate, and record anatomical, pathological, and functional data. This role also involves maintaining and calibrating equipment, recording test results, and updating patient records for referring physicians.
The Senior Ultrasound Technologist is responsible for performing diagnostic sonographic examinations using various modes and techniques to locate, evaluate, and record anatomical and pathological data, while also operating equipment to produce quality images. This role includes directing and monitoring the clinical training of Ultrasound Technology students and ensuring adherence to departmental procedures.
$112,392 / YEAR
3 months ago
