Your New Assignment is here for Ultrasound Tech High Risk Maternal Fetal Medicine in Yuma , AZ

Salary Range: $40.82–$61.23 per hour

• Minimum: $40.82/hour
  

• Midpoint: $51.03/hour
  

• Maximum: $61.23/hour
  

Position Summary

We are seeking an experienced Ultrasound Tech -  Maternal-Fetal Medicine (MFM) Sonographer  with previous high-risk maternal-fetal medicine ultrasound experience to join a specialized perinatology team.

In this role, you will perform advanced diagnostic ultrasound examinations throughout all stages of pregnancy, working directly with perinatologists in a specialized fetal imaging center. You will conduct routine and complex fetal assessments while maintaining high standards of imaging quality, patient care, and safety.

The position offers an opportunity to utilize advanced sonography skills, enhance clinical expertise, and pursue additional certifications as needed. Ultrasound procedures and protocols follow standards established by the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM).

Key Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic ultrasound examinations across all trimesters, including first-trimester dating and early fetal anatomical assessments.
  

• Conduct detailed second- and third-trimester anatomical assessments, fetal growth evaluations, Doppler studies, fetal echocardiography, and transvaginal ultrasounds.
  

• Perform screening and diagnostic obstetric ultrasounds, including genetic sonograms, aneuploidy screening, and assessments for multiple gestations.
  

• Utilize transabdominal, transvaginal, multiplanar, and Doppler imaging techniques to obtain accurate diagnostic images.
  

• Evaluate patient histories, symptoms, and clinical indications to determine appropriate examination protocols.
  

• Explain ultrasound procedures to patients and their families, communicate professionally, and assess patients' ability to tolerate examinations.
  

• Assist physicians with additional imaging and procedures related to invasive diagnostic testing, including genetic amniocentesis, as needed.
  

• Perform pregnancy-related gynecologic assessments, including cervical evaluation, adnexal pathology, and Müllerian anomalies when indicated.
  

• Ensure accurate image documentation, complete exam charges, and forward examination results for timely interpretation.
  

• Inspect ultrasound equipment and accessories, identify technical issues, and report equipment requiring repair.
  

• Participate in quality assurance and quality control programs and comply with applicable safety standards and regulations.
  

• Maintain current clinical knowledge, technical proficiency, and continuing education relevant to maternal-fetal medicine ultrasound.
  

• Demonstrate competency in imaging newborn, pediatric, young adult, adult, and geriatric patients as required by departmental practice.
  

• Perform other duties as assigned.
  

Required Qualifications

• Previous High-Risk Maternal-Fetal Medicine ultrasound experience is required.
  

• Associate degree in Ultrasound Technology or graduation from an accredited sonography program.
  

• Current Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) credential with an Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN) specialty.
  

• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification accredited by the American Heart Association (AHA).
  

• Proficiency in advanced obstetric ultrasound techniques and diagnostic imaging procedures.
  

• Knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and fetal development.
  

• Ability to follow established imaging protocols and maintain accurate clinical documentation.
  

• Strong communication, patient-care, and teamwork skills.
  

Preferred Qualifications

• Two or more years of ultrasound experience.
  

• Nuchal Translucency (NT) certification.
  

• Bachelor's degree.
  

• Experience with fetal echocardiography, advanced fetal imaging, Doppler assessments, and multiple gestations.
  

Required Clinical Competencies

Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in the following areas:

• First-trimester dating, aneuploidy screening, and early fetal anatomical assessment.
  

• Detailed and targeted second-trimester anatomical examinations.
  

• Third-trimester anatomical assessments, fetal growth monitoring, Doppler studies, and antenatal testing.
  

• Advanced fetal imaging, including genetic sonograms and fetal echocardiography.
  

• Multiple forms of ultrasound imaging, including transabdominal, transvaginal, and multiplanar imaging.
  

• Doppler assessments for various clinical indications.
  

• Ultrasound examinations related to invasive diagnostic procedures, including genetic amniocentesis.
  

• Pregnancy-related gynecologic assessments, including cervical evaluation and adnexal pathology.
  

• Compliance with AIUM-established obstetric imaging protocols.