We are offering a $10,000 sign-on bonus for a 2-year work commitment!

UPMC Children's Hospital is hiring a full-time Pediatric Echocardio Sonographer to join their team! This position will consist of 5, 8-hour day shifts. There will be on call obligations, along with weekends and holidays. On-call shifts could be at Magee and other satellite locations. If desired, there will be opportunity to travel outreach. 

UPMC offers a competitive benefits package and has a career ladder in place that allows you to grow professionally and provides the ability to progress from both a technical and managerial standpoint. Apply today to find out where your career can take you!

Purpose:
Perform non-invasive echocardiography and Doppler Studies.

Responsibilities:

• Attend Echocardiography Laboratory teaching conferences and continue to expand own knowledge of echocardiography and congenital heart disease.
• Function independently and perform the full range of echocardiography examinations. Must be able to work various shifts and provide on-call, overtime and weekend coverage, as well as support examinations at the main campus, satellite and/or any outreach location(s).
• Perform miscellaneous Echocardiography Laboratory duties to include: maintain supplies and equipment, pull and key echo studies, and maintain a clean Echocardiography Laboratory.
• Identify four interesting cases, one simple shunt, one simple stenosis and one complex lesion case (as defined by the divisional director) per quarter and logs these cases into the Sonographer QA binder.
• Work with the child and family to secure cooperation so that a diagnostic echocardiographic study can be obtained.
• Work with all makes of equipment and explores new procedures and technology.
• Provide guidance and instruction to less experienced scanners (cardiac sonographers, ultrasound students, cardiology fellows) to improve their imaging skills and acquire complete information in a patient with complex congenital heart disease.
• Performing scans at the technical level as deemed appropriate by the Lead Sonographer and Medical Director
• Review patient's medical history to determine what echocardiographic information is needed.
• Perform clerical duties accurately in a timely manner such as entering data in the patient logbooks and accurately enters patient billing information into appropriate system.
• Perform diagnostic portable echocardiographic studies independently.
• Perform complete echocardiographic studies (two-dimensional imaging and Doppler) on children with heart disease with minimal physician guidance.