Ultrasound Technologist

The Job

MSO Trinity Perinatal Special in Fort Worth, TX needs a Perinatal Ultrasound Tech who can handle the real complexity of high risk OB/GYN sonography. This isn't a general imaging role. You'll be working with complicated pregnancies, identifying fetal anomalies, and supporting patients who need specialized care. It's part of HCA Healthcare, so you've got the backing of a major system behind you.

What You'll Actually Do

• Perform diagnostic ultrasounds focused on OB/GYN for high risk patients
• Evaluate fetal anomalies including CNS, maxillofacial, cardiothoracic, abdomen wall, genitourinary, extremity placental, and umbilical cord growth disturbances
• Scan maternal uterus, cervix, and ovaries to identify gynecological issues like fibroids, thickened endometrium, and polyps
• Run complicated twin and triplet scans as part of an in office multiple gestation service
• Make preliminary diagnoses of fetal and gynecological disorders based on what you see
• Operate different ultrasound machines competently and keep up with new technology as it comes along
• Maintain detailed logging records covering past medical history, surgical history, obstetric history, and genetic history
• Prepare patients for Level I and II ultrasounds, amniocentesis procedures (including lung maturity), PUBS, amino reduction treatments external cephalic versions and GYN ultrasounds
• Use independent judgment when interpreting Biophysical Profiles to assess fetal well being; alert physicians immediately if something looks dangerous
• Diagnose fetal weight problems from biometry measurements; spot multiple anomalies then report them directly to the physician
• Keep professional relationships with staff from other obstetric offices and hospital personnel
• Tackle other duties as they come up because that's how real clinics work

What You Need to Bring

• Education: An Associate degree in Ultrasound is required. A Bachelor's degree is preferred but not mandatory.
• Experience: At least one year of specialty ultrasound experience under your belt.
• Certs that are non negotiable:

• Certs that are non negotiable:

  - ARDMS certification is required - BLS certification is required - State certification in diagnostic ultrasound per your state's regulations Certs they'd really like to see: