MFM Sonographer - Floater

10h10 hours ago

BB Imaging

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

About this role

At BB Imaging, exceptional care starts with the people delivering it. As a sonographer-led organization, we’ve built a community where your expertise is respected and your growth is intentional. We’re looking for an experienced OB/MFM Sonographer to support clinics across Houston, TX.

This role is ideal for someone who thrives in motion and leads through adaptability. You’ll work across a variety of low-risk and high-risk clinical sites, stepping into an MFM clinic one day and a low-risk site the next. No nights, weekends or on-call responsibilities.

As an OB/MFM Sonographer (Floater), you’ll cover multiple site locations and bring stability during change. Help teams stay strong when support is needed most while expanding your clinical experience across different settings.

This isn’t just a float role—it’s an opportunity to grow your expertise and become a trusted clinical partner. Strengthen your adaptability, leadership, and clinical confidence while building a career with flexibility and purpose.

Requirements

2+ years of OB sonography experience
Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) with an OB/GYN specialty
Knowledgeable of human anatomy and medical terminology related to OB/GYN specialty
Knowledge of applied physics related to ultrasound
Compliant with HIPAA as it relates to the use of EMR systems
Strong clinical judgment and adaptability across environments
Comfort navigating new teams, workflows, and technology
A steady, patient-first approach and dependable, team-first mindset

Responsibilities

Perform sonographic procedures across low-risk OB and MFM clinical settings.
Cover a variety of clinical settings across multiple site locations.
Inspect and review patient charts, reports, lab results, and medical history.
Create reports to assist the physician with documentation.
Evaluate sonograms to identify or rule out patient/fetus anomalies.
Communicate sonographic findings to physician and provide guidance for amniocentesis.
Communicate machine errors or needs and restock sonography rooms with required supplies.
Increase knowledge of diseases and new procedures through CMEs.