Cardiac Sonographer
beySpringfield (IL)
About the role
Cardiac Sonographer Springfield, Illinois Full Time Client is working with a Primary Care Practice to bring echocardiography services to their patients at two clinics in the Springfield, IL area. Our ideal candidate is detail-oriented, flexible, an excellent communicator, and has at least 1 year of experience performing echocardiography exams. Position Details The schedule is Monday through Friday No night or weekend coverage and no on-call requirements As a Sonographer, you will Perform cardiac ultrasound procedures independently with remote support Complete preliminary reports for interpreting physician review Assist patients from check-in through exam completion and provide white glove, compassionate service Operate as an Imagen liaison for the practice, building relationships with your patients, office staff, and medical providers You will love this job if you Are motivated by the immeasurable impact of early detection for all patients Are excited to work in a primary care setting Want to join a team that uses cutting-edge technology to enable the highest level of patient care Are action-oriented and possess a mentality of no job is too big or too small You should get in touch if you Hold a certification in ultrasound in one of the following registries: Echocardiography: ARDMS RDCS or CCI ACS or RCS Have at least 12 months clinical Sonographer experience in Echo Are able to lift equipment and/or assist patients onto the exam table as needed Have a valid Driver's License Skills and Certifications: ARDMS RDCS or CCI ACS or RCS
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