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Ultrasound Technologist - PRN

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Ultrasound Technologist - Travel - PRN

Roshal Health is seeking Travel Ultrasound Technologists to cover short 2-3 shift assignments.

Roshal Health was founded over 20 years ago by a Diagnostic Imaging Professional who wanted to create a company with both the patient and the Technologist in mind, providing more time for our patients and a better work/life balance for our Technologists. Since our beginnings we have focused on transforming the way ultrasound, echocardiogram, and other diagnostic imaging services are sourced and delivered.

Roshal Health is a national company with clients and clinical employees spanning all 50 states, offering both local and travel opportunities.

Top 5 Reasons our employees love working here

Work that fits into your life — not the other way around: Reclaim your schedule for what matters most

Security: W2 Employment with PTO & Full Benefits - benefits are available to all full-time & most part-time employees

Daily Variety: Enjoy conducting a wide range of scans, primarily in an ER environment (Both hospital and free-standing)

Professional Development: Additional Training Programs and a clear path to career growth

Culture: We’ve built a culture where people are trusted to work independently, supported to succeed, and encouraged to enjoy meaningful work together.

Ultrasound Technologist Requirements

Minimum 1 year of ultrasound imaging experience post-graduation

Current ARDMS certification – RDMS (ideally in Ab or OB)

Valid Driver’s License

BLS/CPR Certification

Professionalism and strong interpersonal communication skills

Self-motivated with the ability to work independently

Pass all necessary health requirements for hospital employment, including drug screen and background check

Comfort level with general abdominal, general OB & general vascular scans/procedures.

Must reside in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Kentucky, West Virginia, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri or Tennessee

Ability to travel to assignments throughout the region

Ability to use mobile phone devices & applications

Other Requirements

Knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy and physiology to sufficiently pinpoint area of imaging.

Knowledge of common safety hazards and precautions to establish a safe work environment.

Must be able to act calmly and effectively in busy, stressful or emergency situations.

Ability to communicate effectively in the English language in person, by phone and in writing.

Requires adherence to all policies and procedures, including standards for safety, attendance, punctuality and personal appearance.

Skills

Ability to operate ultrasound equipment.

Ability to maintain quality control standards.

Ability to work independently with minimal to no supervision.

Ability to multi-task efficiently and effectively.

Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with patients, medical staff at client facilities, management and peers.

Maintain the mental acuity, situational awareness, and decision-making ability necessary to safely and effectively perform all essential duties of the Ultrasound Technologist position, including patient assessment, image acquisition, prioritization, and communication with the care team.

Demonstrate the physical capability to safely lift and move 30 pounds independently and to assist with patient positioning, transfer, and mobility activities as required to perform diagnostic ultrasound examinations safely and effectively. (see physical requirements)

Strong organizational and interpersonal skills including the ability to manage interactions with people in difficult, stressful situations.

Excellent communication skills.

Physical Requirements

Prolonged standing and walking while performing examinations and moving between patient rooms and departments.

Frequent bending, stooping, twisting, reaching, and repositioning patients.

Occasional squatting, kneeling, and working in confined or awkward spaces.

Lifting and carrying equipment, supplies, and ultrasound accessories.

Pushing and pulling ultrasound machines, beds, stretchers, wheelchairs, and other medical equipment.

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