Ultrasonographer - General AB/OB Small Parts, Vascular
Hilo, HI
American Traveler
5x8 hrs, Flexible

Assignment Overview

• Shift: Variable, 5x8hrs
• Hours: 40 hrs/wk
• Start Date: Sep 21, 2026
• Length: 13 weeks
• Openings: 1

Description

American Traveler is hiring an Ultrasound Technologist/Sonographer with 3+ years of acute hospital experience and ARDMS certifications in AB, OB, and RVT.

Details

• 13-week assignment in a diagnostic imaging department
• Variable shift schedule with 40-hour work weeks
• Call coverage required when appropriate
• May float to other units or departments as needed
• Performs general, abdominal, OB/GYN, and vascular ultrasound procedures
• Uses Canon i700 ultrasound equipment
• Charts in Meditech EMR and Fuji Synapse PACS

Requirements

• Minimum 3 years experience as a full-time sonographer in an acute hospital setting
• At least one prior travel contract or equivalent experience preferred
• Current BLS certification (AHA) required
• ARDMS certification in Abdomen (AB), OB/GYN (OB), and Vascular Technology (RVT) required
• State license required if applicable, obtainable upon acceptance
• Competency in abdominal imaging including aorta, IVC, liver/biliary, pancreas, spleen, and renal structures
• Competency in GYN imaging including breast, ovaries, adnexa, uterus, and pelvis for adult, pediatric, and post-menopausal patients
• Competency in OB imaging across all trimesters including biophysical profiles, gestational age, and abnormality assessment
• Competency in vascular studies including carotid duplex and upper/lower extremity venous and arterial duplex
• Experience with neonatal, superficial structure, and interventional procedures such as aspirations and biopsies

Additional Information

• Must report to Employee Health 48-72 hours prior to the start of the assignment
• Candidates should plan to arrive by the Thursday before a Monday start to attend a Friday morning Employee Health appointment
• No RTO will be granted during the first 13 weeks of the contract
• Dress code includes personal scrubs and professional healthcare attire
• First-time travelers may be considered with sufficient acute care experience