Echo Technologist - PRN - Milwaukee, WI

To become an Echo Technologist with Roshal Imaging Services in Milwaukee, you will need to have a minimum of one year of experience in performing cardiac diagnostic procedures, though two or more years is preferred. You must hold current ARDMS/RDCS certification, and be up to date on vaccinations required for hospital employment. Additionally, possessing a current BLS/CPR certification will be essential.

As an Echo Technologist at Roshal Imaging Services, you will be responsible for performing medical diagnostic imaging procedures, including OB, general, and vascular imaging. You will communicate relevant clinical information and findings to radiologists while providing excellent patient care and maintaining a professional rapport with clients and hospital staff.

While prior experience with PACS systems and Electronic Medical Records (EMR) is advantageous, it is not a strict requirement for the Echo Technologist position at Roshal Imaging Services. However, familiarity with these systems will help you perform your duties more efficiently and integrate well into our workflow.

The work environment for an Echo Technologist at Roshal Imaging Services is dynamic and collaborative. You’ll work independently but will also be part of a larger team dedicated to providing top-notch healthcare services. Flexibility is key, as you will have control over your schedule while interacting with a diverse patient population and healthcare staff.

Roshal Imaging Services is committed to the continuous professional development of its Echo Technologists. We offer opportunities for ongoing training and certification renewals, ensuring you stay updated with the latest practices in cardiac diagnostics. We believe in empowering our team to enhance their skills and knowledge.

When addressing this question, focus on your passion for healthcare and technology, perhaps drawing from personal experiences or aspirations. Highlight how your skills align with the fundamental goals of enhancing patient outcomes through diagnostic imaging.

In your response, provide specific examples detailing types of procedures you've performed, the equipment you've worked with, and how your experience has prepared you for the responsibilities at Roshal Imaging Services. Make sure to mention how you ensure patient safety and comfort during procedures.

Describe your approach to communication and empathy. Illustrate with an example where you managed a challenging patient scenario effectively, emphasizing your ability to maintain professionalism and gain the patient’s trust.

Discuss your experience with these systems, stressing any specific software you’ve used. If you haven't used PACS or EMR, express your comfort level with learning new systems quickly and your understanding of their importance in healthcare.

Outline your organizational skills and ability to remain calm under pressure. Share techniques you use to manage competing priorities, like creating a task list, that ensure high-quality patient care without delays.

Reflect on your core values and interests. Speak to how your professional goals align with Roshal Imaging Services' mission, your ability to adapt to different workplace environments, and your commitment to providing excellent patient care.

Tell a story about a specific case that challenged your skills. Focus on your thought process, how you collaborated with colleagues, and the learning outcome from the experience, showcasing problem-solving abilities and professionalism.

Emphasize the importance of clear, concise communication in your response. Describe how you ensure that all relevant findings are reported accurately and promptly, facilitating effective collaboration with the radiology team.

Discuss various techniques you use to create a soothing environment, such as explaining the procedure, addressing concerns, and adjusting room settings. Highlight the human element in your work and how you prioritize patient care.

Share your commitment to professional development by mentioning ongoing education, conferences, journal subscriptions, or online resources you utilize to stay updated on industry changes and innovations in echocardiography.