Vascular Sonographer

Bronson Healthcare

. Conduct peripheral vascular studies using two-dimensional ultrasonic recordings, color flow, and Doppler flow analyses .

Posted 11/2/2026full-timeBattle Creek • Michigan • United StatesJuniorWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in conducting peripheral vascular studies and performing ultrasound examinations while adhering to clinical protocols and maintaining professional credentials. Proficient in patient communication, data documentation, and equipment management within a healthcare setting.

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Peripheral Vascular StudiesUltrasound Equipment AdjustmentRVT, RVS, or RT (VS) RegistrationBLS CertificationClinical Experience in Vascular Ultrasound

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Hard Skills

Two-Dimensional Ultrasonic RecordingsColor Flow AnalysisDoppler Flow AnalysisIV Insertion and ManagementData Calculation for Physician EvaluationSterile TechniqueDiagnostic Data DocumentationPatient Information ReviewMinor Preventive Equipment MaintenanceQuality Assurance Participation

Soft Skills

Effective CommunicationConflict HandlingProblem-SolvingProfessional ConductMental and Visual Concentration

Tools & Technologies

Digital Archive SystemDepartment DatabasesOffice Programs

Certifications & Qualifications

RVTRVSRT (VS)BLS CertificationCardiac Registry Eligibility

Industry Keywords

Vascular UltrasoundClinical ProtocolsPatient CareHealthcare Provider NotificationAccreditation Data Collection

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Conduct peripheral vascular studies using two-dimensional ultrasonic recordings, color flow, and Doppler flow analyses
Perform physician-ordered exams and verify that procedures correlate with the patient’s clinical history and symptoms
Perform tests according to laboratory protocols and document exceptions
Follow approved techniques and policies for IV insertion and management
Obtain, prepare, and administer ultrasound enhancing agents according to policy
Observe sterile technique to prevent cross-contamination
Explain tests to patients and prepare them for procedures
Obtain relevant patient information and review clinical records
Adjust ultrasound equipment and move transducers over peripheral arteries and veins to acquire blood-flow data
Differentiate artifacts from anatomical and pathological structures and adjust equipment accordingly
Measure structures, blood-flow velocities, vessel compressibility, and calculate data for physician evaluation
Document and transmit diagnostic and patient data to the digital archive system
Recognize critical findings requiring urgent notification of the appropriate healthcare provider
Provide written preliminary findings to ordering physicians
Maintain a safe work environment and follow hospital and department policies
Maintain professional credentials and complete required vascular CME
Participate in departmental quality assurance and accreditation data collection
Maintain current knowledge of vascular disease
Perform minor preventive equipment maintenance and clean and stock vascular laboratories

Requirements

What you’ll need

Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree in vascular ultrasound from an accredited college, or equivalent extensive technical training and/or practicum experience
Six months to one year of on-the-job clinical experience and training
Required registration (RVT, RVS, or RT (VS)) obtained within six months of hire
Maintain RDCS or RCS if hired as a dual-registered cardiovascular sonographer
Registry-eligible sonographers must achieve cardiac registry within one year of placement
Candidates not registry eligible for cardiac sonography and cross-training employees must achieve cardiac registry within two years from the training start date
Some positions may require registration prior to hire
BLS required upon hire or within six months
Basic PC skills to operate department databases and office programs
Ability to work and communicate with managers, employees, physicians, and customers
Ability to work effectively within a small work group, including conflict handling, issue resolution, and problem-solving
Professional conduct
Ability to sustain mental and visual concentration for detailed and repetitive work
Ability to regularly lift up to 50 pounds and occasionally assist with heavier tasks
Ability to travel to different facilities as required

Benefits

Comp & perks

Full-time schedule
First shift
36 scheduled hours per week
Career opportunities with Bronson Healthcare
Professional credential maintenance and vascular-specific CME opportunities