Vascular Technologist
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Job overview
Brockton Hospital is hiring a Vascular Technologist. The Vascular Technologist conducts various studies to evaluate vascular disorders using duplex ultrasound and physiological testing. This role involves maintaining organized permanent images for final interpretation and demonstrating an understanding of equipment, pathophysiology, hemodynamics, and vascular imaging.
Key focus areas include Accurately conduct a variety of studies for the evaluation of vascular disorders, Utilize duplex ultrasound and physiological testing, and Accurately maintain permanent images.
Successful candidates bring High School Diploma, Associate’s Degree Health Field, and Diagnostic Ultrasound Graduate. Important skills include Duplex Ultrasound, Physiological Testing, Vascular Imaging, Equipment Understanding, Pathophysiology, and Hemodynamics.
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Under the general supervision of the Technical Director of the Vascular Laboratory accurately conducts a variety of studies for the evaluation of vascular disorders utilizing duplex ultrasound and physiological testing. Accurately maintains permanent images that are organized and collected as relevant information to be used for final interpretation. High school diploma required. A minimum of an Associate’s degree in a health related field. Graduate of a diagnostic ultrasound school or sufficient on the job training in vascular technology. Certification in Vascular ultrasound, RVT preferred. At least three (3) years of experience in vascular imaging and physiological testing. Demonstrates an understanding of puposes and functional capacity of equipment. Demonstrates a good understanding of pathophysiology, hemodynamics, and imaging of vascular structures from all types of vascular beds being examined.
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