PRN Sonographer (Palmer)

This position performs all the essential functions of the Registered Sonographer. Must have training and practical experience in the following areas: Abdomen, OB/GYN, Vascular, Intracavity exams, Segmental Pressure Studies, small parts, Peripheral Vascular Bypass grafts and a variety of invasive studies requiring ultrasound guidance. Performs and evaluates sonographic examinations and physiologic vascular testing. Obtains clinical history and performs a physical assessment of the patient’s condition to determine appropriate testing protocol. Provides a technical interpretation of sonographic and physiological data to aid physicians in rendering a medical diagnosis.

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Imaging Associates is seeking a PRN Ultrasound Technologist for our Anchorage, Eagle River, and Palmer, Alaska locations.

At Imaging Associates you’ll find a team of friendly and experienced sonographers leveraging the latest GE ultrasound technology for unsurpassed diagnostic accuracy. Both of our locations are ACR-accredited Breast Imaging Centers of Excellence! Studies performed at Imaging Associates include General, OB/GYN, Small Parts, and Breast. We are also a comprehensive vascular lab. Work closely with our breast imaging team who leverage 3D mammography (Breast Tomography), breast MRI, ultrasound, and breast biopsy.

Just a few reasons to give us a call to discuss this incredible opportunity:

Monday through Friday schedules, occasional Saturdays and no call.
A chance to work with the largest and most subspecialized group of radiologists in Alaska! Alaska Radiology Associates' board-certified radiologists are trained at top radiology residency programs. They are the only Alaskan radiology group having radiologists with dedicated fellowship training in every major imaging sub-specialty, including interventional radiology (IR), neuroradiology, musculoskeletal imaging, women’s imaging, body imaging, magnetic resonance imaging, pediatric radiology and nuclear medicine. One fourth of ARA radiologists have dual fellowship training.

Responsibilities include:

Ensuring the safety and comfort of patients
Providing sonograms and oral or written summaries of technical findings to physician for use in medical diagnosis
Operating ultrasound equipment to produce and record images of motion, shape and composition of blood, organs, tissues, or masses such as fluid accumulations
Maintaining records that include patient information, sonographs, and interpretations, files of correspondence, and other related documents/reports.

• ARDMS registered, RVT and Breast preferred
• Current BLS
• 1 years of experience, post education, required. 3 years desired.