Part-Time MFM Sonographer
accounting searchSuffern (NY)
About the role
Part-time MFM Sonographer! Join a highly respected maternal-fetal medicine practice dedicated to providing exceptional prenatal care for both routine and high-risk pregnancies. Our collaborative team partners closely with obstetricians and midwives to deliver compassionate, patient-centered care and the highest standard of diagnostic excellence. We specialize in comprehensive maternal and fetal care, including advanced prenatal ultrasound imaging, high-risk pregnancy consultations, recurrent pregnancy loss, and management of prior adverse pregnancy outcomes. Our state-of-the-art practice offers advanced ultrasound services, including 3D/4D imaging, to support early and accurate prenatal diagnosis. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced sonographer seeking a flexible part-time schedule in a supportive, specialized clinical environment.
Position Highlights:
- Part-time schedule: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
- Collaborative and compassionate team culture
- Advanced maternal-fetal medicine practice
- Competitive compensation package
Benefits include: Paid time off and holidays 401(k) with employer match
Qualifications:
- RDMS certification in OB/GYN required
- Minimum 2 years of MFM ultrasound experience
- Experience working directly with a perinatologist strongly preferred
- Familiarity with AIUM guidelines
- Strong patient care and communication skills
If you are passionate about maternal-fetal medicine and committed to providing outstanding patient care, we would love to hear from you.
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