Registered Ultra/Vascular Technologist (Weekend)
Mosaic Life Care
St Joseph, MO, USA
USD 32.83-49.25 / hour
Posted on Apr 13, 2025
Details
- Registered Ultra/Vascular Technologist (Weekend)
- Ultrasound
- Part Time Status
- Evening Shift
- Sign-On Bonus Available
- Pay: $32.83 - $49.25 / hour
- This position provides the technical knowledge and expertise to safely and accurately perform ultrasound scans, vascular lab procedures, and other related procedures as requested. Is responsible for taking ultrasound call as necessary. Schedules specific times for exams, considering priority.
- This position works under the supervision of the Director, Associate Director, Lead Technologist and/or Clinic Coordinator and is employed by Mosaic Health System.
- Interpret a provider's instructions. Communicates with nursing staff and providers regarding clinical procedures.
- Screen patients. Reviews the patient’s medical record to verify the appropriateness of a specific exam or procedure.
- Explain procedures to patients. Refers questions about diagnosis, treatment or prognosis to a licensed independent practitioner.
- Prepare patients for procedures.
- Performs procedures by visualization of anatomy and recording images. Performs procedures in accordance with policy and procedure manual.
- View images from an imaging session and keep records of the results.
- Review and complete patient exam and charges within the radiology information system. Records technical comments for interpreting providers.
- Other duties as assigned
- All required education is a minimum requirement. Higher levels of education are acceptable. Completion of an Ultrasound Program/ OR equivalent meeting ARDMS standards for registry requirements.
- RDMS - Registered Diagnostic Med: Abdomen, OB/GYN, RVT or CCI are required as follows: Completion of two registries (RVT & RDMS Abdomen) within twenty-four (24) months of employment, Completion of the third registry (RDMS OB/Gyn) within thirty-six (36) months of employment.
- 1 year related experience preferred.
