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Job Description:

A Cardiac Sonographer, also known as an Echocardiography Technician, is a specialized medical professional responsible for performing imaging evaluations—primarily echocardiograms—to assist physicians in diagnosing cardiovascular conditions. This role combines technical skill with patient care and requires in-depth knowledge of imaging techniques, patient positioning, and equipment operation.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Patient Evaluation & Preparation

   • Conduct both imaging and non-imaging evaluations, including echocardiography.
   • Review patient history, explain procedures, and address any concerns to ensure patient comfort and understanding.
   • Follow established pre-screening protocols and procedures for patient safety.

2. Imaging Procedures

   • Determine and apply the appropriate imaging techniques and methodologies.
   • Arrange immobilization and support devices to ensure accurate patient positioning.
   • Prepare and position the patient for echocardiography, assisting throughout the procedure.

3. Diagnostic Judgment & Reporting

   • Use clinical judgment to evaluate whether the images are sufficient for accurate diagnosis or if further imaging is required.
   • Provide the physician with clear images, data analysis, and relevant patient information for diagnostic interpretation.

4. Equipment & Facility Management

   • Prepare facilities for procedures, calibrate equipment, and ensure a safe and effective working environment.
   • Monitor patient’s physical condition throughout the procedure, reporting any changes or emergencies to clinical staff or the cardiologist.

5. Patient Monitoring & Emergency Response

   • Recognize and respond to abnormal cardiac rhythms by immediately notifying the physician or appropriate clinical staff.
   • Maintain comprehensive patient documentation, including computerized records.

6. Administrative & Office Support

   • Assist with general office duties, including maintaining stock supplies, scheduling patients, and recording procedure codes for billing.
   • Ensure proper handling, maintenance, and care of imaging equipment to promote workplace safety and efficiency.

7. Equipment Troubleshooting

   • Troubleshoot and document equipment malfunctions, escalating issues as needed to supervisors for resolution.
   • Maintain adequate sonographic supplies and monitor inventory.
     
     Location:  75 Francis St, Boston, MA, 02115