Diagnostic Ultrasound Technologist - University OBGYN

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carolinas physicians networkCharlotte (NC)

Diagnostic Medical Sonographers Diagnostic Imaging Centers

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About the role

Essential Functions: Performs ultrasound diagnostic procedures as requested by the physician. Produces a variety of procedures that require independent judgment and initiative to create images for ultrasound diagnosis. Documents tests results and maintains hard copy images. Handles preventive maintenance on ultrasound equipment at designated intervals as described in the equipment manuals. Inspects equipment daily and documents needed repairs. Maintains patient records as directed by hospital policy and procedure. Orders supplies and maintains inventory and orders supplies.

Physical Requirements: Requires constant walking, standing, sitting, reaching, bending, stooping, pushing, pulling and lifting. Must be able to lift and support the weight of 50 pounds in handling patients, medical equipment and supplies. Must possess an intact sense of sight, hear, smell, touch and finger dexterity. May occasionally have low exposure to radiation and possible exposure to communicable disease. Education, Experience and

Certifications: High School Diploma or GED required. Successful completion of Ultrasound Training Program preferred. Current license Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer required. OBGYN experience preferred. Nuchal Translucency and Nasal Bone Imaging certified may be required based on department.

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