Sonographer II

We are redefining the impact of medical care, education, and research on the health of individuals residing in Mobile and its neighboring areas.

Our dedicated team, comprising physicians, advanced care providers, nurses, therapists, and researchers, delivers the region's most sophisticated medical services across various facilities, campuses, clinics, and educational settings.

We provide our patients with convenient access to cutting-edge treatments and advancements that enhance the health and overall wellbeing of our community.

Prepare patients for diagnostic examinations and clearly explain procedures while conducting studies; assess the clinical history of patients in relation to the tests being performed; collaborate with physicians to ascertain the appropriate ultrasonic procedures needed; consistently recognize the significance of all structures visualized on the oscilloscope; distinguish between artifacts and normal or pathological findings while acknowledging the limitations of electronic equipment; accurately label, coat, and archive the permanent recordings of scans for protection and filing; investigate, develop, and propose new procedures and techniques for implementation; provide training sessions for students and other staff in ultrasound; maintain accurate scan logs and procedural manuals; keep service records for ultrasound equipment; ensure regular and punctual attendance; adhere to the defined work schedule and be available for overtime as necessary; perform related duties as required.

A high school diploma or equivalent, coupled with four years of experience in allied health or patient care, including two years of full-time ultrasound experience; or completion of an allied health degree or a two-year training program from an accredited institution recognized by the University of South Alabama, along with one year of full-time ultrasound experience; or successful completion of an approved ultrasound training program; must hold RDMS or RVT/RVS or RDCS/RCS registration.