Cardiac Technician
$38.29 - $42.90 per hour
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Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$38.29 - $42.90 per hour
About the role
- Graduate of an accredited diagnostic cardiac sonography program * ARDMS (RDCS) or CCI (RCS) certification in echocardiography required * Minimum 2 years of echocardiography experience. Experience in pediatric Echocardiography. Experience with fetal echocardiography
- Experience scanning adult congenital heart disease patients * Familiarity with outpatient pediatric specialty workflows Scheduling requirements: * Per Diem, Day Shift Essential Functions: * Perform comprehensive transthoracic echocardiograms on neonatal, pediatric, adolescent, and adult congenital heart patients * Assist physicians with fetal echocardiography studies and documentation * Acquire accurate Doppler, M-mode, and 2D imaging according to pediatric cardiology protocols * Recognize abnormal findings and adjust imaging to ensure diagnostic quality. * Perform and document electrocardiograms (EKGs/ECGs) on pediatric and adult patients. * Apply Holter and event monitors as needed. * Assist providers during cardiac evaluations and clinical procedures when necessary. * Ensure all studies are properly labeled, measured, and uploaded into the EMR system. * Provide preliminary technical impressions when appropriate. * Maintain compliance with practice protocols, accreditation standards, and infection control guidelines. * Work closely with pediatric cardiologists, congenital heart specialists, nurses, and administrative staff * Support workflow efficiency and timely completion of diagnostic studies * Ability to work independently while collaborating in a specialty team environment.
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