Ultrasound technologist vs ultrasound tester

Differences between ultrasound technologist and ultrasound tester duties and responsibilities

Ultrasound technologist example responsibilities.

• Perform ABIs while the vascular technologist perform the ultrasound to help with achieving a timely schedule.
• Accomplish general ultrasounds centered on abdominal, OB-GYN, small parts, pelvic (male), and vascular.
• Train new students how to perform PVR, segmental and ABI studies
• Assist and independently perform 2D echo studies using m-mode, color flow, spectral and tissue Doppler, measurements and calculations.
• Provide outpatient ultrasound studies in vascular, observe in echocardiogram
• Perform a variety of procedures including abdomen, vascular and gynecology exams.
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Ultrasound tester example responsibilities.

• Manage departmental inventory and troubleshoot testing, reporting and inventory issues.
• Perform R/O DVT, post-op studies, and venous insufficiency for patients.
• Perform exams include thyroid ultrasound and assisting thyroid biopsy.
• Assist the attending radiologist by carefully adhering proper technique in successful thoracentesis and paracentesis for necessary patients.
• Execute extensive data and functionality-driven regression testing, develop test-data in accordance with altering client requests and changes to industry regulations.
• Capture optimal images in order to complete detail written reports for radiologists to interpret