Mobile sonographers play a crucial role in the healthcare system by bringing diagnostic imaging services directly to patients, which can be particularly beneficial for those who may have difficulty traveling to a traditional medical facility.
Performing Ultrasound Exams:
- Conducting ultrasound examinations on patients as prescribed by physicians or other healthcare providers.
- Operating ultrasound equipment to obtain high-quality images of the specified body parts or organs.
Patient Interaction:
- Communicating with patients to explain the procedure, address concerns, and ensure their comfort during the examination.
- Obtaining relevant medical history and information to assist in the diagnostic process
Mobility:
- Traveling to various healthcare facilities, clinics, or patients' homes to perform mobile ultrasound services. This may involve working in different locations on a regular basis.
Equipment Maintenance:
- Ensuring proper maintenance and calibration of ultrasound equipment to guarantee accurate and reliable imaging results.
- Troubleshooting equipment issues and performing basic repairs or reporting technical problems to appropriate personnel.
Adherence to Protocols and Standards:
- Following established protocols and guidelines for ultrasound procedures to maintain consistency and accuracy in diagnostic imaging.
- Adhering to safety protocols to minimize risks and ensure a safe environment for both patients and staff.
Documentation:
- Recording and documenting the ultrasound findings, measurements, and other relevant information in patient records or information systems.
Collaboration:
- Collaborating with physicians, radiologists, and other healthcare professionals to interpret ultrasound images and provide diagnostic information.
- Discussing findings with medical staff to assist in patient care decisions.
Compliance:
- Ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations, privacy laws, and institutional policies related to patient care and data security.
Customer Service:
- Providing a high level of customer service by addressing patient concerns, answering questions, and maintaining a professional and compassionate approach.
Job Types: Part-time, Per diem
Pay: $30.00 - $35.00 per hour
Schedule:
- Day shift
- On call
- Weekends as needed
License/Certification:
- License sonographer (Preferred)
Work Location: On the road
