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St. Cloud Hospital
Overview
The Diagnostic Medical Sonographer functions as a healthcare provider, working under delegated authority to offer clinically relevant information to assist physicians with patient diagnosis and treatment. Responsibilities include providing diagnostic medical sonographer services across various clinical specialties consistent with education, training, and facility policies.
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Compensation
$39 - $58 / HOUR
Posted
9 days ago
Catholic Health
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Salary not listed
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Ironside Human Resources
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$34 - $53 / HOUR
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Medical Associates of NWA
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4 months ago
University Physicians' Association
The Sonographer will be responsible for preparing diagnostic equipment and performing various perinatal ultrasounds, including fetal anatomical surveys and first-trimester screens. This role also involves identifying potential abnormalities and accurately documenting findings using GE Viewpoint while adhering to compliance standards.
The Echo Technologist will perform high-quality echocardiographic studies and analyze cardiac measurements. They will also prepare patients and ensure accurate documentation.
$56 / HOUR
