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Cardiac Sonographer (Echocardiology)
Wilson, North Carolina
Wilson Medical Center

$2,042-2,636/week

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Ultrasound Tech - Echocardiology (Travel Position)

Location: Wilson, North Carolina
Contract Length: 13 weeks
Shift: 8-hour shifts
Hours per Week: 40 hours
Weekend Rotation: Yes
Call Requirements: No

Job Summary

Position: Cardiac Sonographer (Adult Cardiology)
Department: Cardiology
Facility Type: 190-bed hospital with 3 stress echo rooms
Patient Population: Adult
Patient Ratio: 1:1
Equipment Used: Phillips Epiq, GE Vivid
Electronic Health Records: Meditech and Merge
Common Diagnoses/Treatments: Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS), Heart Failure (HF), Atrial Fibrillation (Afib), Shock, Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA)
Must have skills: Proficiency in stress testing and transesophageal echocardiography (TEE)

Required Qualifications

Valid Adult Echocardiography license in North Carolina
Minimum 2 years of Adult Echocardiography experience, including experience within the last year
ARDMS Certification
RDCS or RCS (Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer or Registered Cardiac Sonographer)
BLS (Basic Life Support) Certification
Cardiac Sonographer experience

Additional Information

Orientation occurs bi-weekly with upcoming start dates available
Meditech experience preferred
No float or call requirements
Weekend rotation required
Local candidates must live 60 miles or more from the facility to qualify for travel status

This position is ideal for experienced cardiac sonographers seeking a travel assignment with a focus on adult cardiology and echocardiology in a well-equipped hospital setting.

Facility

Wilson Medical Center

2.8rating(26 reviews)

3.0rating

Pros

Doctors and most of staff are nice. Surgeries are not hard.

Cons

No staff so a lot of call. You will be on call within your first week or two, even if you don't know how to do anything. Unorganized. The director and supervisor don't know anything about the OR nor are they helpful. New staff are not properly trained. Everything falls on the OR nurse to do. They preop in house patients getting surgery. A couple of OR staff are bullies and lazy, they all think they are the boss. They tell the charge nurse what they are going to do and not going to do. Its like high school all over. Had to leave out of fear for my license.

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