Description An ultrasound technician, also referred to as a sonographer or diagnostic medical sonographer, does more than just operate imaging equipment. They balance patient interaction and technological performance with a firm knowledge of anatomy and pathology, working cohesively with a healthcare team. Ultrasound technicians may work in hospitals, doctors’ offices, diagnostic laboratories, outpatient care facilities, universities and other healthcare sites. Some general ultrasound technician job duties include
Requirement

• Graduate of an accredited Diagnostic Medical Sonographers program with an Associates or higher degree
• Current ARDMS license in good standing and Registerd Diagnotic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) certification
• Minimum of one (1) year Ultra Sound experience
• Valid and current BLS through the American Heart Association

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