OB/GYN Technologist-Associate

The OB/GYN Technologist-Associate performs routine diagnostic obstetric and gynecologic sonographic examinations under the guidance of experienced technologists and physicians. Operates ultrasound equipment, obtains diagnostic-quality images and measurements, documents examination information, and provides safe, professional patient care. Develops proficiency in established OB/GYN ultrasound protocols and workflows.

• Performs or assists with routine obstetric and gynecologic sonographic examinations in accordance with established protocols and appropriate guidance.
• Operates ultrasound equipment using appropriate imaging modes, techniques, and settings.
• Obtains and records required images, measurements, and other pertinent anatomical and clinical information.
• Reviews imaging orders and available patient information to support completion of the requested examination.
• Positions patients appropriately and explains examination procedures to promote patient understanding, comfort, and cooperation.
• Recognizes image-quality concerns and obtains additional images or assistance when needed.
• Accurately records examination information and updates patient records according to established procedures.
• Maintains ultrasound equipment, examination rooms, and supplies; reports equipment concerns as appropriate.
• Follows infection prevention, equipment cleaning, patient identification, confidentiality, and ultrasound safety requirements.
• Collaborates with physicians, technologists, nurses, medical assistants, and administrative staff to support timely patient care.
• Participates in training and development activities to build proficiency in OB/GYN sonographic procedures and workflows.
• Performs all other duties as assigned.

• Education: Associate's degree in Radiologic Technology or Diagnostic Medical Sonography
• Basic knowledge of ultrasound physics, instrumentation, anatomy, and sonographic imaging principles.
• Basic knowledge of obstetric and gynecologic anatomy and established examination protocols.
• Ability to position patients and equipment appropriately to obtain diagnostic-quality images.
• Ability to follow imaging orders, established protocols, and physician instructions.
• Ability to communicate effectively and provide professional, compassionate patient care.
• Ability to organize work and complete examinations within established schedules and workflow requirements.
• Ability to work effectively with physicians, technologists, nurses, medical assistants, and other members of the care team.
• Knowledge of patient safety, infection prevention, confidentiality, and equipment safety practices.