Cardiac Sonographer Jobs in Beaverton, OR (23)
Diagnostic Ultrasound Sonographer, Beaverton, Days, Part-time 30 hours
Diagnostic Ultra Sonographers -Float, Beaverton, Variable, 40 hours
Diagnostic Ultrasound Sonographer - Float, Hillsboro, Variable 40 hours
Sonographer, Diagnostic Ultrasound, Portland, Days, Part-time 20 hours
Diagnostic Ultra Sonographer, Portland, Days, 40 hours
Sonographer, Diagnostic Ultrasound Float, Portland, Variable, 40 hours
Diagnostic Ultrasound Sonographer, Sunnyside, Days, Part-time 30 hours
Diagnostic Ultrasound Sonographer, Clackamas, Part-Time, Weekends, 20 hours- $1.50 shift differential
Diagnostic Ultra Sonographers, Sunnyside, Nights, Part-time 30 hours
Sonographer Student Coordinator, Sunnyside, Days, 40 hours
Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer, Hillsboro, Days, 40 hours
Sonographer, Diagnostic Cardiac, Sunnyside, Days, 40 hours
Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer, Mt. Talbert, Days, Part-time 32 hours
Sonographer, Diagnostic Ultrasound Float, Sunnyside, Variable, 40 hours
Diagnostic Ultra Sonographer, Mt. Talbert, Day, Weekends, Part-time 20 hours- $1.50 differential
Travel Cardiac Sonographer - $1,928 per week
Local Contract Echo Technologist - $27-45 per hour
Travel Ultrasound Technologist - $2,160 per week
Central Sterile Technician Certified
Travel Echo Tech - $1,900 per week in Oregon City, OR
Travel Ultrasound - $2,562 to $2,808 per week in Clackamas, OR
Travel Echo Tech - $2,111 per week in Portland, OR
Travel Mammography Tech - $2,320 to $2,542 per week in Corvallis, OR
Diagnostic Ultrasound Sonographer, Beaverton, Days, Part-time 30 hours
Job Description
Working as a Cardiac Sonographer in Beaverton, OR
There are 23 Cardiac Sonographer opportunities available in Beaverton, OR all with unique requirements.
The Cardiac Sonographer is primarily responsible for performing diagnostic procedures on the heart and surrounding blood vessels, using an ultrasound coronary scanner to obtain real-time pictures of the heart. Sonographers take ultrasounds of the heart muscle and blood flow. They use an instrument called a transducer that sends high-frequency sound waves into the patient's body, bouncing off organs, blood vessels, and other structures. Digital display monitors receive these waves and translate them into visual images for examination by sonographers and cardiologists.
Cardiac Sonographer jobs near Beaverton, OR
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