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Team Leader, Ultrasound

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st josephscandlerSavannah (GA)

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Senior

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About the role

Position Summary: The Team Leader for Ultrasound supervises the activities for the US department ensuring that all work is done in accordance with departmental protocol. The Team Leader coordinates patient activity, QA of US exams and staff schedules, flexing staff when needed. The Team Leader performs counseling and verbal warnings of personnel with prior input from the Manager. Maintains open communication and is available to component organizations and to practioner sites for consultation. Maintains open communication with ED and other Imaging and hospital departments. In the Vascular Lab, the Team Leader is responsible for the supervision of personnel in accordance with ACR standards. Ensures that all licenses and required vascular CME's are kept current with both technical and medical personnel and that exams and QA/QC records are kept in accordance with ACR standards. Assists with the required reaccreditation of the US governing bodies. Education
  • Bachelors of Science - Required
  • Graduate of an ACR accredited Ultrasound Program Experience
  • 2-3 Years Diagnostic and Vascular US. Prior experience with the accreditation process - Required
  • Ability to lead and instruct other in the field of ultrasonographer. Leader in technology assessment, guidance and interpretation of new rules and regulations as well as assisting radiologists with protocol development.
License & Certification:
  • Professional Certification - Required
  • RDMS, RVT
  • Basic Life Support (BLS) - Required

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