
Ultrasound Tech - PRN
Days - PRN
Paola Hospital
Deliver diagnostic imaging services to all patients by providing modern medicine and compassionate care. This includes inpatient, outpatient and emergent ultrasound procedures. The technologist must work independently or with a team of other professionals that include other technologists, nurses and radiologists to deliver outstanding diagnostic imaging service.
Will be responsible to perform all aspects of general/vascular sonography including but not limited to, Abd, Ob, Pelvic, TV, Arterial and Venous. He/she will practice within the boundaries of the applicable license/registry or certification he/she possesses as well as the organizational/departmental policies and procedures.
Note: Scheduling need is for coverage on Fridays 7:00am-5:30pm. Will have the opportunity to pick up additional shifts during the week.
Part time
R-57904
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