Ultrasound Tech Jobs in Alabama

Job Summary:

• Demonstrate complete knowledge of all US procedures, equipment, positioning and scanning.
• Efficiently perform all US techniques and exams to include but not limited to abdominal, retroperitoneal, obstetric and gynecological, breast and minor surgical exams.
• Verify correct images and worksheets are in place and available for interpretation in PACS system.
• Properly track patients in computer system to ensure accurate billing.
• Properly instruct and position patients for exams and acquire acceptable diagnostic images for interpretation.
• Recognize the need for the control/assessment of pain and falls for patients and help prevent or reduce patient pain levels and falls when possible. Report occurrences of medical/healthcare errors and action taken to improve patient safety both in response to occurrences and to proactive findings as outlined in Patient Safety Plan.
• Assist physician with procedures as required including intraoperative procedures.
• Label and date specimen as directed by hospital protocol.
• Maintain a flexible schedule. Work additional shifts/hours during high census, adverse weather, and employee absences/vacancies as requested. Perform all other duties as assigned or requested.
• Transport patients to DGI and properly communicate hand-off to nursing staff.
• Demonstrate and encourage team behavior and exceptional patient/guest experiences.
• Uphold and promote patient safety and quality.

Education:

Graduate of an approved school of ultrasonography or otherwise on-the-job training and be registered ARRT. On-the-job training under the supervision of a qualified technologist. Organizational and communication skills required.

Experience:

Minimum 2 years of experience as a registered RT or graduated from an approved school of ultrasound technology. Ultrasound experience with extensive knowledge of ultrasound examinations and skills to operate ultrasound equipment.

Additional Skills/Abilities:

Must possess interpersonal skills sufficient to interact with patients, patients’ families, visitors, salesmen, physicians and the public.