Ultrasound Tech
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What you'll do
- Produces high quality diagnostic sonographs as prescribed by a licensed practitioner
- Assists with amnio procedure biopsies
- Processes and files films as needed
What they're looking for
- Graduate of an accredited school of Diagnostic Sonography
- Must be registered with ARDMS or ARRT within 24 months of graduation (12 months of hire)
- BLS certified
Nice to have
- Associates degree
- 1-3 years experience
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St. Francis Hospital Bartlett
Saint Francis Hospital Bartlett is a 196-bed hospital dedicated to providing high quality, compassionate care to the community. As a comprehensive medical center, Saint Francis Hospital Bartlett has the expertise to deliver quality care in a variety of specialties including Emergency Services, Inpatient & Outpatient Surgical Services, Med/Surge, Ortho, Critical Care and Women’s Services.
Ultrasound Technologist PRN Rotating Position Summary
Under minimal supervision, performs basic diagnostic ultrasound procedures, as requested by a licensed physician. Exercises professional judgment in providing health care services, to assist in diagnosis or treatment of patients in all age groups from newborn to elderly. May be multi-credentialed in sonography. Completes established competencies for the position within designated introductory period. Other related duties as assigned.
Responsibilities
Produces high quality diagnostic sonographs as prescribed by a licensed practitioner; assists with amnio procedure biopsies; processes and files films as needed
Education
Required: Graduate of an accredited school of Diagnostic Sonography
Preferred: Associates degree
Experience
Preferred: 1-3 years
Certification
Required: Must be registered with ARDMS or ARRT within 24 months of graduation (12 months of hire). BLS certified.
Company
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