Location: Brooklyn, NY
Job Description:
- Performs all ultrasound procedures required within the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Women's Health at Kings County Hospital
- Performs obstetrics ultrasound procedures as required for example first trimester ultrasound, nuchal translucency, dating sonogram, fetal anatomy surveillance, fetal biophysical profile, Doppler studies, placenta evaluation, and other pregnancy related ultrasound assessment
- Receives patients and explains and educates patients on ultrasound procedure; answer all related questions and responds to patient's needs or concerns as required
- Obtains pertinent clinical data prior to ultrasound examination; consults with Physician regarding patient history and to determine appropriate ultrasound exam
- Prepare, assist, and perform ultrasound guidance for various procedures such as CVS, amniocentesis and more
- Performs routine maintenance and uses proper care and cleaning techniques of the equipment
Minimum Requirements:
- Current 1 years of current OB High Risk Ultrasound Technologist experience
- Registered as a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) by American Radiologic Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS) required.
- Current AHA BLS preferred
- Drivers License
- EMR Experience (Include years of experience, and systems used)
- Final RTO or any scheduling requests
- Two Supervisory References from the past two years of employment
Shift: 8:00 AM-4:00 PM 5x8
Local Hourly Pay: $70.00
Local Weekly Package: $2800.00
Travel Hourly Pay: $30.00
Travel Stipend: $2000.00
Travel Weekly Package: $3200.00
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