Michigan Medicine known for its commitment to providing high quality, family-centered patient care, seeks an experienced certified ultrasound sonographer for our Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment Center to perform obstetric ultrasound examinations with supervision of Maternal Fetal Medicine physicians in a high risk obstetric ultrasound unit. We provide a full range of consultative and diagnostic services, including ultrasounds, antenatal testing, genetic counseling, MFM consults, prenatal diagnosis, genetic amniocentesis, chorionic villus sampling, and complex procedures.

• Select equipment for use in ultrasound and set up according to specifications of examinations.
• Review patient's clinical history. Explain processes to patients and assist in positioning patients for required scan. 
• Adjust equipment controls according to specific orders and areas of the body to be examined. 
• Operate ultrasound diagnostic equipment, observing sound wave display screen to note ultrasonic pattern produced. 
• Produce visual images of fetus and organs shown on display module to obtain permanent records of internal examination. 
• Attach identification tag to photographs or recorder printout. 
• Set up and adjust equipment using operator tuning adjustment. 
• Perform operator maintenance of ultrasound equipment. 
• Train, instruct and demonstrate the operation of the ultrasound equipment to staff, medical students, physicians and other professional medical personnel. 
• Maintain necessary records concerning patients. 
• Discuss scan results with Maternal Fetal Medicine Physician. 

• Graduation from an ultrasonographic training program is necessary.
• Registration with the American Registry of Radiologic Technology is necessary. 
• Registration with the American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers is necessary.
• Must be comfortable working closely with the Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment Center Team, physicians, nurses, genetic counselors, clerical staff and other team members.
• Providing outstanding patient care is essential. Excellent attendance and punctuality is a must. 

• Experience in obstetrics, fetal anomalies, 3D and 4D sonography highly desired.
• Certification in First Trimester screening is a plus. 

Fetal Diagnosis and Treatment Center

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