Sonographer Job at Arbor Fertility in Chesterfield

Posted 6 days ago

arbor fertilityChesterfield (MO)

Diagnostic Medical Sonographers All Other Outpatient Care Centers

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Senior

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$70/hour

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About the role

Schedule: Tuesdays & Thursdays, approximately two weeks per month

Pay: $70/hour

About Arbor Fertility At Arbor Fertility, we provide compassionate, personalized reproductive endocrinology and infertility (REI) care with an emphasis on accessibility, affordability, and price transparency. Our physician-led team is committed to supporting every path to parenthood with exceptional, individualized care.

Position Overview: Arbor Fertility is seeking an experienced Per Diem Sonographer to support our Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) procedures at our Chesterfield location. This is a focused procedural role for a skilled sonographer who is comfortable working alongside a reproductive endocrinologist during embryo transfers.

Responsibilities: Provide ultrasound guidance during frozen embryo transfer procedures Work directly alongside the physician and fertility nursing team during FETs Obtain and maintain clear visualization throughout the procedure to assist with accurate catheter placement Prepare and operate ultrasound equipment before and during procedures Help maintain patient comfort, dignity, and privacy throughout the transfer Follow Arbor Fertility's clinical, infection-control, and documentation protocols

Qualifications: Experience withfertility procedures, embryo transfers, reproductive medicine, or OB/GYN ultrasound strongly preferred Comfortable performing transabdominal ultrasound in a procedural setting Excellent communication and teamwork skills Compassionate, calm, and patient-centered approach Dependable and able to work scheduled Tuesday/Thursday procedure days

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