Maternal Fetal Medicine Sonographer

1w1 week ago

Northwestern Memorial Healthcare

Geneva, US · Full-time · $75,000 – $95,000

About this role

This role offers the opportunity to join Northwestern Medicine as a Maternal Fetal Medicine Sonographer, where every patient interaction makes a difference in cultivating a positive workplace. The primary work location will be at CDH, with occasional coverage at Delnor, reflecting a patient-first approach that sets us apart in healthcare.

In this position, you will independently perform diagnostic maternal-fetal ultrasound examinations using two-dimensional imaging of female reproductive anatomy and fetal structures. You will review physician orders, patient history, and imaging requests to determine appropriate protocols, while operating ultrasound equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic images.

You will assess patients throughout procedures, provide education to reduce anxiety and promote comfort, and serve as a clinical resource to support physician diagnosis and treatment planning. Your professional judgment and care will ensure continuity through effective communication with interdisciplinary teams.

Northwestern Medicine offers competitive benefits including tuition reimbursement, loan forgiveness, and 401(k) matching, supporting your growth as an integral part of our quest for better health care.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited diagnostic medical sonography program.
ARDMS certification in Obstetrics and Gynecology or equivalent.
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification for healthcare providers.
Knowledge of maternal-fetal medicine imaging protocols and sterile technique.
Ability to operate ultrasound equipment and perform quality control procedures.

Responsibilities

Perform diagnostic maternal-fetal ultrasound examinations in accordance with industry standards and department policies.
Independently perform two-dimensional ultrasound imaging of female reproductive anatomy and fetal structures with accuracy and clinical judgment.
Review physician orders and patient history to evaluate imaging requests and determine appropriate examination protocols.
Operate ultrasound equipment and accessories to produce high-quality diagnostic images while minimizing patient exposure.
Assess patients and provide care throughout procedures in line with departmental and age-specific standards.
Educate patients before, during, and after procedures using verbal and written materials to reduce anxiety and promote cooperation.
Serve as a clinical resource through observation and communication to support physician diagnosis and treatment planning.
Accurately document imaging procedures and results, and transmit completed studies to PACS using proper accession numbers.