Weiser Memorial Hospital--rated as one of Idaho's best places to work--is looking to hire an Ultrasound Technologist to join our team. 

The Ultrasound Technologist performs two-dimensional (2-D) ultrasonic recordings of internal organs for the diagnosis of disease and study of the malfunction of organs. Actively participates in the departmental and hospital continuous quality performance improvement activities.

Weiser Memorial Hospital, a PERSI employer, offers a competitive benefits package in addition to continuing education and professional development opportunities. 

Benefits include, but are not limited to:

• Idaho State Retirement (PERSI)
• 401(k)
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance plans
• Discounted medical services
• Medical and dependent care savings plans
• Guaranteed life insurance
• Employee Assistance Program
• Voluntary Air St. Luke's Membership

Weiser Memorial Hospital participates in eVerify and is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Weiser, ID, is located in Western Idaho, minutes away from I-84 and offers a lower cost of living than the national average, including nearby Boise. Weiser is well-known for its many rivers, access to outdoor recreational areas, and as the host of the annual National Old-time Fiddlers' Contest & Festival.

Responsibilities: 

• Performs clinical assessment and diagnostic sonography examinations.
• Perform doppler vascular examinations, deep abdominal studies and color-flow ultrasound as required.
• Selects appropriate equipment for use in ultrasound setup, following exam specifications.
• Explains the test to the patient. Instructs and assists the patient in assuming the physical position for examination.
• Able to assess patient pain interfering with imaging procedure; makes appropriate physician contact for intervention.
• Performs all aspects of patient care in an environment that optimizes patient safety and reduces the likelihood of medical/health care errors.
• Selects a transducer and adjusts the equipment controls according to the organ to be examined, the depth of field and other specifications of test.
• Enters test data and patient information into computer of ultrasound equipment to maintain record of test results.
• Moves transducer, by hand, over specified area of the body and observes sound wave display screen to monitor quality of ultrasonic pattern produced.
• Produces images of internal organs and records on PACS and/or strip printout.
• Obtains permanent record of internal examination by photographing images of organs shown on the display module or removing the strip printout.
• Evaluates technical quality of films to obtain representative images of pathogenic conditions; processes film in accordance with standard procedures or techniques.
• Discusses test results with Radiologist or attending physician.
• Performs all quality control checks, as prescribed.
• Maintains accurate QC logs, service records, etc.
• Maintains records of ultrasound images taken, archiving and de-archiving data as required; calculates, compiles and records data from numerical readings on patient's medical record and related documents.
• Understands and practices proper use of all equipment; never operates equipment inconsistent with manufacturer's instruction.
• Calibrates, cleans and performs routine maintenance on equipment to ensure proper functioning; cleans and sterilizes instruments, supplies and equipment; stocks and replenish supplies as needed
• Documentation meets current standards and hospital policy
• Provides care appropriate to condition and age of the patient, including pediatric, geriatric and general population.
• Maintains a good working relationship with other departments and open lines of communication with subordinate departments.
• Performs other duties as requested.

• Graduate of an AMA-approved school of Radiologic Technology. Bachelor of Science degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography preferred.
• Successful completion of an approved one (1) year program in ultrasound technology.
• Registered with the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS) or American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
• One (1) year of ultrasound experience.
• Current BLS certification.
• Current compliance with Continuing Medical Education (CME) requirements for specialty(ies) as appropriate.