Cardiac and Vascular Sonography Program-Sample Sonography Job Description: Echo Clinical Coordinator

Sample Sonography Job Description: Echo Clinical Coordinator

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The Clinical Cardiac Coordinator (Lead Sonographer) is responsible for performing cardiac ultrasound examinations of patients, including complex and specialized procedures. They also serve as the lead sonographer, coordinating and monitoring the work of subordinate staff, providing training to student sonographers, and overseeing the lab's accreditation. Other duties include examining patients using ultrasound equipment, maintaining detailed records of examination results, and providing critical findings to reading physicians. The Clinical Cardiac Coordinator also provides orientation and training to new employees, implements new procedures, assists with quality control processes, and assists with equipment selection and procurement. They may also be responsible for preparing reports and documents, performing routine maintenance on ultrasound equipment, and other related duties as assigned. <br /><br />To qualify for this position, candidates must have graduated from an accredited cardiac ultrasound education program and hold current registration as a Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer. CPR certification is required, and candidates must have at least one year of experience performing cardiac ultrasound examinations. Physical requirements for the role include the ability to sit or stand for extended periods, lift up to 50 pounds, read patient and clinical test information, perform repetitive motions, hear normal speech, concentrate and make decisions, and work in an environment with potential exposure to hazardous materials, infectious agents, and radiation.

Keywords

Clinical Cardiac Coordinator

Lead Sonographer

cardiac ultrasound examinations

ultrasound equipment

detailed records

examination results

training

Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer

CPR certification