NOUS Sonographers (Ultrasound)

Cambridge

2 weeks ago

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Elective Services Ltd. is a trusted NHS insourcing provider dedicated to delivering specialised onsite hospital services across the UK. Our commitment to excellence and patient care drives us to maintain the highest standards in healthcare support.
Summary

We are seeking a skilled NOUS Sonographer (Ultrasound) to join our team in the United Kingdom. Based at our hospital partner locations, you will play a vital role in delivering high-quality ultrasound imaging services, supporting our mission to enhance patient outcomes through advanced medical imaging.
Responsibilities

Perform ultrasound examinations with precision and care.
Collaborate with medical teams to interpret imaging results.
Ensure patient comfort and safety during procedures.
Maintain accurate records of all imaging procedures.
Adhere to clinical protocols and safety standards.
Support continuous improvement of imaging techniques and practices.
Qualifications
Proven UK experience as an ultrasound sonographer, preferably with NHS or similar healthcare experience.
At least 2 years’ post-accreditation experience
Certification in diagnostic medical sonography or relevant accreditation.
Strong knowledge of ultrasound equipment and techniques.
Excellent communication skills for effective patient interaction.
Ability to work collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams.
Proficiency in IT systems related to medical imaging is advantageous.
Typical Clinical Ultrasound competencies required
Upper abdomen ultrasound.
Kidneys and urinary tract.
Female pelvis, including transvaginal scanning.
Liver, including Doppler studies.
Lower limb venous ultrasound.
Soft tissue (lumps and bumps).
Musculoskeletal (MSK).
Testicular ultrasound.
Head and neck ultrasound.

If you are passionate about advancing healthcare through expert medical imaging, we invite you to bring your skills and dedication to our dynamic team—your next career move awaits at Elective Services Ltd

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