Cardiac Sonographer
Marshall Medical
Cardiac Sonographer
Marshall Medical
Nonprofit community hospital and clinic network
Department:
Cardiac Services - Echo LabShift:
Employee Type:
RegularPer Diem Type (if applicable):
Minimum Pay Range:
$44.23 - $55.29POSITION SUMMARY
Performs adult cardiac ultrasound including the use of color flow and cardiac doppler. Performs all echocardiograms, stress echocardiograms, transesophageal echocardiograms (TEE’s) and Dobutamine echocardiograms and submits examinations for Cardiologist interpretation. Submits written interpretation of findings for the cardiologist’s review and may be required to help with stress EKG’s and other cardiac procedures. This position will be expected to float to other Cardiac Services departments within the organization, as needed.
POSITION QUALIFICATIONS
Education/Licensure/Certification:
Sonographer 1 - Must be RDCS (Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer) eligible and /or graduate of an ARDMS (American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography) approved Ultrasound program.
Sonographer 2 - Must be a currently registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer; step placement based on relative years of experience.
Sonographer 3 – Must be a currently registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer with at least 16 years of experience to be considered a Sonographer 3.
In addition to above:
Associate’s degree preferred.
Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the Red Cross or American Heart Association required.
Knowledge:
Must have knowledge of 12 lead EKG.
Skills:
Basic computer skills required.
Ability to physically transport echo machine throughout the hospital.
Ability to prioritize work assignments.
Excellent communication and organizational skills.
Team oriented with the ability to assist in developing department goals.
Nonprofit community hospital and clinic network
Marshall Medical is a nonprofit community health system serving El Dorado County. It runs Marshall Hospital, several outpatient facilities, and the Marshall Physician Clinic Services network, offering primary and specialty care from internal and family medicine to OB/GYN, cardiology, and rheumatology. Care works through a coordinated system of hospital and clinic locations where primary and specialty physicians collaborate to treat patients. It differs from many providers by being independently operated with a local volunteer board and a broad, community-focused network rather than a single facility, aiming to deliver integrated care.
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