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AHA BLS- Basic Life SupportCompletion/graduate of an approved cardiac sonographer training programExcellent communication skillsThis position requires flexibility to orient and work at all Medical Center locations.
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Experience with congenital heart disease patients and/or HCM patients Prefer adult congenital, strucPrevious experience performing adult cardiac echocardiogramsMinimum of one (1) year post-graduate experience performing adult cardiac echocardiograms IDEAL CANDIDATE Currently holds registry through ARDMS (RDCS) or CCI (RCS or ACS)Minimum of one or more years of post-graduate experience performing adult cardiac echos.
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Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer (RDCS). Registered Cardiac Sonographer issued by Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI). Cardiac Sonographer Principal - Hillcrest - 128905.
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RCS (CCI)-Registered Cardiac Sonographer. Basic knowledge of computer applications, such as Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel and Outlook) and related information systems (Radiology (RIS), laboratory (LIS), electronic health records (EHR), EPIC, and picture archive and communication system (PACS.
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Works alongside other sonographer staff in a collegial manner to facilitate the completion of scheduled or ordered echocardiographic exams. Prefer EPIC EMR and Syngo Dynamics system experience SKILLS AND CERTIFICATIONS Current registry through ARDMS (RDCS) or CCI (RCS or ACS.
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FT DAYSUnder the general supervision of the Medical Director of the Echocardiography Lab and the Associate Director of Cardiovascular Diagnostic Services and direct supervision of the Adult Echocardiography Lab Supervisor, performs echocardiographic ultrasound studies on varied patient groups, interprets acquired data, and develops preliminary reports according to departmental procedures and job standards.
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Experience with VAD, ECMO, TAVR, Mitra-Clip, and other advanced therapies. Proficient in providing all clinical modalities offered in the Echo Lab. Contributes to the team dynamic through communication, initiative, and productivity.
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Completes job duties with minimal clinical supervision.
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Completes job duties with minimal clinical supervision.
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Discipline: Allied Health Professional. Cross Country Allied is seeking a travel Radiology Technician for a travel job in San Francisco, California. Comprehensive health insurance with prescription coverage.
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Cardiac sonographer, echo technologist, echo tech, echo sonographer, cardiac tech, echo, cardiovascular non invasive technologist, allied, allied health, healthcare, health care, hospital, sono.
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REQUIRED LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS: Must be eligible to take exam in Adult Echocardiography and pass within one year of hire, from the American Registry for Diagnostic Sonography- Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer (ARDMS/RDCS) or Cardiovascular Credentialing International-Registered Cardiac Sonographer (CCI/RCS.
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Job Description & Requirements Specialty: Interventional Radiology Technologist Discipline: Allied Health Professional Start Date: 09/16/2024 Duration: 13 weeks 40 hours per week Shift: 10 hours, days Employment Type: Travel American Traveler is offering a traveling Cardiac Interventional Radiology Tech assignment in San Francisco California.
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RDCS) Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer, or (RCS) Registered Cardiac Sonographer, or (RCCS) Registered Congenital Cardiac Sonographer. Completion/graduate of an approved cardiac sonographer training program.
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We are also thrilled to recognize our very own SLP, Dr. Kelly Byrd as the American Staffing Association 2024 National Staffing Employee of the Year and Health Care Sector All-Star. We’re honored to connect Dr. Byrd to employment, share her incredible story, and support her family literacy nonprofit.
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