Field Imaging Specialist – Acoustic Window Screening

EBR Systems, Inc.

. Lead acoustic window screens on candidate patients at hospital and clinic sites using linear and cardiac probes .

Posted 9/22/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $100,000 - $120,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in cardiac sonography, including proficiency in transthoracic imaging and intercostal window assessment, while ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and maintaining high standards of patient care. Capable of training and guiding healthcare professionals on AWS protocols and imaging techniques in a fast-paced clinical environment.

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Credentialed Echocardiography Sonographer (RDCS, RCS)Transthoracic Imaging ProficiencyIndependent Scanning ExperiencePatient Positioning and CoachingMedical Device Industry Experience

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Hard Skills

Cardiac Anatomy KnowledgeIntercostal Window AssessmentQuality-Control ReviewsCardiac CT InterpretationTEE and ICE Imaging ExperiencePrecise Measurement TechniqueClinical ReportingImaging Software ProficiencyDICOM Viewer ExperienceClinical Education Training

Soft Skills

Excellent Interpersonal SkillsStrong Communication SkillsAbility to Work IndependentlyComposure Under PressureCoaching and Teaching Ability

Tools & Technologies

Common Imaging SoftwareDICOM ViewersCRM SystemsLMS PlatformsMicrosoft OfficeCloud Collaboration Platforms

Certifications & Qualifications

RDCSRCS

Industry Keywords

Cardiac Rhythm ManagementElectrophysiologyHeart FailureCRT Patient PopulationsPediatric Congenital Heart Disease

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

AWSCloud

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead acoustic window screens on candidate patients at hospital and clinic sites using linear and cardiac probes
Guide and oversee acquisition of acoustic window measurements and required patient information for WiSE System implants
Document measurements and patient information according to the approved AWS protocol and IFU
Determine and document viable and optimal windows and identify patients who do not qualify
Identify and document cardiac abnormalities or anatomical findings that could affect implantation or system function
Prepare timely, accurate AWS reports for implanting physicians, Field Clinical Specialists, Territory Managers, and internal stakeholders
Translate screening findings into pre-case guidance on target implant site selection and expected approach
Participate in pre-case planning and re-scan or confirm window selection on procedure days when required
Provide imaging support, patient positioning guidance, and implant site marking
Partner with account and field teams on screening logistics, scheduling, and site readiness
Participate in post-case reviews and feed learnings into protocol and training
Train hospital sonographers, echo lab staff, physicians, and other healthcare professionals on AWS protocol and technique
Train and assess internal field team members on screening workflow and imaging fundamentals
Perform quality-control reviews and correct measurement or protocol deviations
Assess site and personnel readiness for independent screening
Maintain compliant training and screening documentation
Provide field feedback to Training & Education, Clinical Affairs, Marketing, Engineering, and R&D
Support new or additional imaging modalities as the screening program evolves
Identify trends in screen pass/fail rates, anatomical patterns, and workflow barriers
Maintain clinical, technical, and product knowledge related to the WiSE System and implant procedure
Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, patient privacy obligations, hospital credentialing requirements, and company policy

Requirements

What you’ll need

Credentialed echocardiography sonographer (RDCS, RCS, or equivalent) with an active status and in good standing; required
Minimum of 3 years of full-time adult cardiac sonography experience in a hospital setting, with independent scanning responsibility
Bachelor's degree preferred
Demonstrated proficiency with transthoracic imaging, thoracic and cardiac anatomy, intercostal window assessment, and precise measurement technique
TEE and ICE imaging experience in a hospital-based OR, Cath Lab, or EP Lab setting preferred
Experience training, precepting, or quality-checking other sonographers preferred
Medical device industry experience in a field-based, clinical applications, or clinical education role preferred
Familiarity with cardiac rhythm management, electrophysiology, heart failure, or CRT patient populations preferred
Cardiac CT interpretation or measurement experience a plus
Experience scanning pediatric or adult congenital heart disease a plus
Ability to scan independently and make accurate, defensible eligibility and target site determinations without on-site supervision
Strong patient-facing presence; able to position, coach, and reassure heart failure patients during extended scanning in multiple postures
Credibility with physicians and echo lab leadership; able to teach and give direct technical feedback to sonographers
Comfortable working independently in a fast-paced, ambiguous, high-growth environment
Proven track record of maintaining composure and delivering results in time-sensitive or high-pressure clinical situations
Excellent interpersonal, written, and verbal communication skills, including clear written clinical reporting
Proficiency in common imaging software, DICOM viewers, CRM systems, LMS platforms, Microsoft Office, cloud collaboration platforms, and digital tools
Ability to meet hospital credentialing, immunization, and vendor access requirements
Valid driver's license and adherence to applicable driving and state requirements
Ability to travel approximately 80% of the time, including overnight, occasional weekend, and potential international travel
Ability to stand, walk, sit, talk, hear, use hands, reach, and maintain sustained scanning posture
Ability to transport and set up portable ultrasound equipment
Ability to stoop, kneel, bend, crouch, lift up to 20 pounds, and assist with patient positioning
Required vision capabilities include close, distance, depth perception, color vision, and focus adjustment

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive compensation
Equity
Comprehensive benefits
Generous PTO
Medical, dental, and vision insurance provided at no cost for employee-only coverage
401(k) matching plan
Paid Time Off – starting at 3 weeks per year
Competitive salary with opportunities for career growth
Employee stock options
Life & AD&D and long term disability insurance
Education assistance
Voluntary commuter benefits and pet insurance
Weekly company lunches and occasional happy hour events
Meaningful work and much more!