Travel Ultrasound Tech - $2,367 per week in Woodway, TX

Job Title: Ultrasound Technologist Profession: Ultrasound Technician Specialty: Client Fetal Medicine Duration: 13 weeks Shift: AM Hours per Shift: 9 Experience: Minimum 2 years in Client Fetal Medicine, Fetal Echo License: BLS (AHA Only); RDMS (FE); RDMS (AB), (OB) or ARRT (S) Certifications: RDMS (FE) and Fetal Echo experience required Description: The Ultrasound Technologist in Client Fetal Medicine performs routine and complex OB/GYN sonographic imaging procedures on patients. Responsibilities include performing high-quality ultrasound procedures according to exam protocols in a timely manner.

Job Title: Ultrasound Technologist Profession: Ultrasound Technician Specialty: Client Fetal Medicine Duration: 13 weeks Shift: AM Hours per Shift: 9 Experience: Minimum 2 years in Client Fetal Medicine, Fetal Echo License: BLS (AHA Only); RDMS (FE); RDMS (AB), (OB) or ARRT (S) Certifications: RDMS (FE) and Fetal Echo experience required Description: The Ultrasound Technologist in Client Fetal Medicine performs routine and complex OB/GYN sonographic imaging procedures on patients. This is done in a physician office or clinic setting as requested by a licensed provider. The technologist will be under the general supervision of a Client Fetal Medicine Specialist Physician. This role involves assessment and diagnosis of pregnancy conditions following established protocols. A key responsibility is to effectively explain procedures to patients and ensure they are comfortable. The technologist must provide care while obtaining diagnostic quality images for interpretation. Responsibilities include performing high-quality ultrasound procedures according to exam protocols in a timely manner. Production and quality of imaging procedures must be maintained by adhering to established standards and procedures. Utilizing effective communication techniques is essential when interacting with patients to establish rapport. The technologist instructs and communicates with patients and their families regarding the test to be performed. They assess the patient's ability to tolerate the exam and prepare both the patient and the area for the procedure. This includes positioning the patient, using immobilization devices, moving equipment, and adjusting controls. The technologist protects patients and employees by adhering to safety requirements and infection-control protocols. Proper sterile techniques must be used during invasive multimodality procedures. Maintaining cleanliness standards of the work area and equipment is necessary. The technologist will work with engineers and physicists to ensure optimal operational capabilities of the equipment. They are responsible for reporting issues to management or the appropriate department. The role also involves maintaining supplies inventory and ensuring safety by screening individuals according to policies. Documentation must be obtained and maintained accurately, including requisitions, patient history, and consent forms. Relevant medical imaging records should be maintained according to departmental policies for timely interpretation. Key success factors include an ability to perform ultrasound procedures independently and a commitment to customer satisfaction. The technologist must maintain a calm and helpful attitude, even under stress, and take appropriate steps to resolve issues. Demonstrating and maintaining current knowledge and skills for various age groups is essential. The ability to serve as a preceptor and provide quality training to new team members is required. The technologist must be available to take call if required. This job description is not an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties, knowledge, skills, and abilities needed for the role.