Echo Technician

Park Group is looking for Echo Technician to join our dynamic team and embark on a rewarding career journey Patient Preparation: Explain the echocardiogram procedure to patients, prepare them for the test, and ensure their comfort during the examination

Equipment Operation: Operate and maintain specialized ultrasound equipment, including D, D, and Doppler echocardiography machines

Image Acquisition: Perform echocardiograms by placing the transducer on the patient's chest, capturing images of the heart's chambers, valves, and blood flow

Data Analysis: Analyze echocardiographic images and measurements to assess heart function, identify abnormalities, and calculate ejection fraction and cardiac output

Reporting: Prepare and generate detailed echocardiogram reports for physicians and healthcare providers, including image documentation and measurements

Image Optimization: Adjust ultrasound settings to optimize image quality, clarity, and diagnostic accuracy

Patient Monitoring: Monitor patients' vital signs and assess their comfort and well-being throughout the examination

Quality Control: Maintain high standards of quality control, ensuring that images and reports meet diagnostic criteria

Documentation: Maintain accurate records of echocardiograms, patient information, and medical histories

Patient Education: Educate patients about echocardiogram results and assist in explaining findings and recommendations