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Advocate Aurora Health · 4 months ago

Vascular Ultrasound Technologist, PRN

High Point Medical Center - 601 N Elm St, High Point, NC

Full-time

Onsite

Entry, Mid Level

$34.90/hr - $52.35/hr

2+ years exp

Advocate Aurora Health is a leading nonprofit integrated health system in the United States, seeking a Vascular Ultrasound Technologist to join their Cardiology team. The role involves assisting in vascular studies and performing procedures while ensuring patient safety and maintaining lab accreditation standards.

Health Care

Responsibilities

Demonstrates full competency in peripheral vascular studies, maintains daily schedules, and ensures lab accreditation

Provides age-specific patient education, operates lab equipment competently to minimize repeat studies, and accurately distinguishes normal from abnormal data

Reviews patient history, assesses appropriate information, and documents findings accurately. Writes clear preliminary reports, ensuring immediate notification for necessary medical treatment

Coordinates work schedules efficiently, both outpatient and inpatient, with no reported delays. Maintains lab accreditation records and equipment cleanliness, promptly addressing equipment issues

Contacts physicians for clarification as needed, upholds professional relationships, practices teamwork, and adheres to department rules and Standards of Behavior

Completes necessary continuing education, performs other assigned duties as directed by management

Qualification

Vascular Ultrasound CertificationNoninvasive Lab TestingSterile Technique TrainingCPR CertificationPatient Care PrioritizationEffective CommunicationTeamwork

Required

Graduate of an accredited vascular ultrasound program required

Registered & Certified with ARDMS or RVT

Completion of 1-week sterile technique training course to be provided by the OR education coordinator upon hire

Valid CPR Certification Required - BLS

Demonstrates proficiency in maintaining daily schedules and communicates professionally with medical staff, while prioritizing patient care needs based on clinical expertise