Job opportunity
Diagnostic Imaging Sonographer Fraser Health
Fraser Health Authority
Support diagnostic imaging across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley as a Fraser Health Diagnostic Medical Sonographer. Work with modern equipment, diverse examinations, and patient care.
This opportunity is designed for new graduate Diagnostic Sonographers developing clinical confidence. Reporting to the Supervisor or Site Coordinator, you will receive orientation, hands-on training, and mentorship while performing general procedures and cardiac sonography. Responsibilities include requisitions, patient preparation, imaging system documentation, ultrasound examinations, and equipment quality control.
Key Responsibilities:
Review case histories and correlate examinations with clinical information
Enter patient data into imaging and hospital systems
Perform quality control and report equipment malfunctions
Maintain safe, disinfected examination areas
Participate in committees, teams, and approved research projects
Requirements:
Graduate of recognized diagnostic sonography training programs
Required certification or completed Sonography Canada Skills Assessment
Intravenous Therapy training or applicable IV experience
Knowledge of research processes and methodology
Physical ability to perform position duties
Develop your Fraser Health imaging practice through ultrasound, quality control, patient communication, teamwork, and evidence-based service improvement.
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Apply on source site This opportunity is designed for new graduate Diagnostic Sonographers developing clinical confidence. Reporting to the Supervisor or Site Coordinator, you will receive orientation, hands-on training, and mentorship while performing general procedures and cardiac sonography. Responsibilities include requisitions, patient preparation, imaging system documentation, ultrasound examinations, and equipment quality control.
Key Responsibilities:
Review case histories and correlate examinations with clinical information
Enter patient data into imaging and hospital systems
Perform quality control and report equipment malfunctions
Maintain safe, disinfected examination areas
Participate in committees, teams, and approved research projects
Requirements:
Graduate of recognized diagnostic sonography training programs
Required certification or completed Sonography Canada Skills Assessment
Intravenous Therapy training or applicable IV experience
Knowledge of research processes and methodology
Physical ability to perform position duties
Develop your Fraser Health imaging practice through ultrasound, quality control, patient communication, teamwork, and evidence-based service improvement.
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