Position Summary: 

Ultrasound Technician (Cardiology) 

A Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (Ultrasound Tech) is responsible for performing high-quality, accurate diagnostic ultrasound imaging to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions. The Sonographer collaborates closely with healthcare providers, delivering essential data used in medical diagnoses and patient care. 

Key Duties/Responsibilities: 
• Perform diagnostic ultrasound procedures in accordance with established protocols and physician orders. 
 • Uses cognitive sonographic skills to identify, record and adapt procedures as appropriate to anatomical, pathological, diagnostic information and images 
• Ensure proper garments are worn by patients during examination and assist patient in assuming physical position for examination, and ensure patient has an understanding of procedure 
• Maintain and ensure accurate acquisition and documentation of images and patient data. 
• Prepares preliminary reports and contacts referring physicians when required, according to established procedures 
• Uphold high standards of medical ethics and patient confidentiality. 
• Participate in quality assessment (QA) activities to improve imaging practices and outcomes. 
• Stay current with advancements in sonography, emerging diseases, and evolving procedures. 
• Demonstrate self-motivation in continuing education and professional development. 
• Operate, maintain and clean equipment as directed by suggested manufacturer guidelines. Report any equipment difficulties or failures to administration as soon as possible. 
• Identify and communicate any equipment malfunctions or quality issues, ensuring timely resolution. 
• Ensure the proper operation of Ultrasound Testing, IAC vascular accredited protocols, adherence to protocols, standards and daily operations. 
• Ensure patient safety by following company procedures and protocol. 
• Performs other related duties as assigned 

If designated as Technical Director (optional / by appointment): 
 • Fulfill IAC vascular criteria and volume requirements 
• Oversee QA program, training, protocol compliance, and departmental competency 
• Complete 30 hours of non‑invasive vascular CME every three years 
• Assist with training of staff to ensure imaging competencies 
• Manage compliance with OSHA, safety, accreditation, and regulatory mandates 

Qualifications and Requirements: 

• Credentialed ARDMS or CCI: Valid RDCS + RVT (or RVS) required 

• Graduate of a CAAHEP‑accredited Diagnostic Medical Sonography or Cardiovascular Technology program (preferred) 

• Completion of an AMA‑approved radiologic technology program or equivalent (if applicable) 

• Current BLS / CPR certification 

• Strong understanding of cardiac anatomy, physiology, pathology, and Doppler principles 

• Excellent interpersonal, communication, and patient care skills 

• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a team environment 

• Ability to adapt in emergency or high‑pressure situations 

• Familiarity with departmental and institutional procedures, compliance, and safety protocols 

• Physically capable of heavy lifting (up to 100 lbs.), frequent lifting (50 lbs +), standing, stooping, and walking without restrictions