Medical Sonographer at Fortics Lifecare Limited

Job Description

• Diagnostic medical sonographers work with doctors, Nurses,and patients of all ages, from infants to the elderly.
• Similar diagnostic imaging roles include magnetic resonance imaging technologists and radiation technologists, who assist with conducting and interpreting MRI scans and X-rays, respectively.
• Diagnostic medical sonographers can specialize in a variety of areas. For example, vascular technologists create images of blood vessels, while obstetric and gynecologic sonographers specialize in imaging the female reproductive system.
• Other specialized sonographers may focus on imaging the abdomen, musculoskeletal system, or blood vessels.
• A sonographer who focuses on imaging the heart is called an echocardiographer, and they provide visualizations of patients’ heart valves and cardiac arteries.
• While some employers may want specialized sonographers, many general sonographer positions will require imaging experience in several of these areas.
• Diagnostic medical sonographers are often found performing ultrasound procedures at a patient’s bedside, but also may work with imaging machines in a dedicated room within the hospital or clinic.

Responsibilities

• Tracking and evaluating clinical data
• Evaluating latest medical record
• Planning, implementing and directing clinical services
• Make program recommendations in areas where there are lapses
• Maintain accurate documentation using the EMR.

Requirements / Skills

• Candidates should possess an BSc/ BA qualification with 1- 2 years work experience.
• Dedication to patient safety and quality of healthcare
• Candidate must be available to resume in SEPTEMBER, 204
• Candidate must reside on the Island axis and it's environs
• Commitment to organization’s values and vision
• Ability to lead standardization of care
• Inspirational to the healthcare team
• Excellent listening skills
• Ability to document patient management electronically
• A successful track record of fostering teamwork and collaboration among physicians.
• Operating imaging equipment, and reviewing images to be sure they are of good quality and helpful for diagnosis
• Identifying normal and abnormal imaging results, communicating a summary of the results to physicians or other health professionals, and alerting physicians to urgent problems
• Preparing patients for procedures and educating patients throughout the ultrasound exam
• Reviewing patient medical history, recording imaging results in patient records, and coordinating care with various departments within the hospital or clinic