Travel Vascular Sonographer
Kansas City, KS
The Good Life MedStaff
4x10 hrs, Days
Referral Bonus

vascular technologist, also known as a vascular sonographer or vascular technician, is a healthcare professional specializing in the assessment and diagnosis of conditions affecting the vascular system (arteries and veins). They employ non-invasive imaging techniques, primarily ultrasound, to evaluate blood flow, identify blockages, and detect abnormalities within the circulatory system.​\n\nCommon Duties of a Vascular Technologist:\n\nPatient Preparation: Obtain patients' personal information and medical history, explain procedures, and position patients appropriately for examinations. ​\n\nConducting Examinations: Perform non-invasive vascular tests, including ultrasound and Doppler studies, to assess blood flow and detect vascular diseases or disorders. ​\n\nImage Analysis: Evaluate images and data to identify abnormalities, providing preliminary findings to assist physicians in diagnosis. ​\n\nEquipment Maintenance: Ensure imaging equipment is properly maintained and calibrated for optimal performance. ​\n\nDocumentation: Prepare detailed reports summarizing test results for medical staff review. ​\n\nPatient Education: Inform patients about procedures and address any questions or concerns to ensure comfort and understanding. ​\n\nCertification and Licensure Requirements by State:\n\nCertification and licensure requirements for vascular technologists vary across the United States:​\n\nStates Requiring Licensure: As of now, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, and Oregon have enacted legislation mandating licensure for sonographers, including vascular technologists. ​\nSDMS\n\nStates with Specific Regulations: Some states regulate the practice of radiologic technology and may have specific requirements for vascular technologists. For detailed information, refer to resources provided by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT). ​\nASRT\n\nNational Certification: Even in states without licensure requirements, obtaining national certification is often preferred by employers. The Registered Vascular Technologist (RVT) credential, offered by the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS), is a recognized certification in this field. ​\nARDMS\n\nGiven that regulations can change and may vary by jurisdiction