Cardiac Sonographer
Main Line Health
Cardiac Sonographer
Main Line Health
Biomedical research division advancing cancer science
Description\:
Could you be our next Sonographer with Lankenau Heart Group?
Why work as a Sonographer with Main Line Health?
Position\: Sonographer
Shift\: Mon-Fri\: 7\:45am-4\:15pm
Experience\:
Cardiology\: Minimum of 1 year experience as a cardiac sonographer preferred. Minimum of 3 years experience preferred if not a graduate of an accredited cardiac ultrasound training program. Ability to perform Echo, Stress Echo, and assist with TEE
Education\:
Cardiology Graduate of a cardiac ultrasound training program (Accredited Program Preferred) with an Associate degree in Cardiovascular Technology or 3 years experience in the field.
Licensures/Certifications\:
RDCS or RVT from the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography or RCS with Cardiovascular Credentialing International preferred at time of hire; required within one year of hire
Description\:
Could you be our next Sonographer with Lankenau Heart Group?
Why work as a Sonographer with Main Line Health?
Position\: Sonographer
Shift\: Mon-Fri\: 7\:45am-4\:15pm
Experience\:
Cardiology\: Minimum of 1 year experience as a cardiac sonographer preferred. Minimum of 3 years experience preferred if not a graduate of an accredited cardiac ultrasound training program. Ability to perform Echo, Stress Echo, and assist with TEE
Education\:
Cardiology Graduate of a cardiac ultrasound training program (Accredited Program Preferred) with an Associate degree in Cardiovascular Technology or 3 years experience in the field.
Licensures/Certifications\:
RDCS or RVT from the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography or RCS with Cardiovascular Credentialing International preferred at time of hire; required within one year of hire
Biomedical research division advancing cancer science
Lankenau Institute for Medical Research (LIMR) is the research division of Main Line Health that conducts cancer and biomedical research and translates basic science into clinical applications. LIMR studies cell growth and cancer biology, develops discoveries in the lab, and collaborates to move findings into patient care within the health system. It differs from other research centers by its long history as one of the first U.S. cancer-focused institutes, its integration within a hospital-based health system, and its track record of translational research—turning lab findings into clinical therapies and practices. The institute aims to improve patient outcomes by turning basic science into usable medical treatments and interventions for cancer and related diseases.
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