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  • Cardiac Sonographer - Noninvasive Cardiology - Part Time  

    - Richmond
    $12,500 sign-on incentive available for offers accepted prior to Febru... Read More
    $12,500 sign-on incentive available for offers accepted prior to February 28, 2026. Terms and conditions apply.

    The practice of ultrasonography is performed by an ultrasound technologist responsible for the administration of high frequency sound waves and other diagnostic techniques to humans of all ages (newborn to geriatric) for medical purposes. A Sonographer/Technologist performs ultrasonography procedures and related techniques, producing images at the request of and for interpretation by a licensed independent practitioner. Ultrasonography integrates scientific knowledge, technical skills, patient interaction, and compassionate care resulting in diagnostic information. A Sonographer/Technologist recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of a procedure.

    The Sonographer/Technologists must demonstrate an understanding of human anatomy, physiology, pathology, and medical terminology. The Sonographer/Technologists recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of the procedure and exercised independent professional and ethical judgment. The Sonographer/Technologists are the primary liaison between patients, licensed independent practitioners, and other members of the support team. The Sonographer/Technologists must remain sensitive to the physical and emotional needs of the patient through good communication, assessment, monitoring, and care skills. Participation in quality improvement processes and continuous assessment of performance is expected.

    Sonographer/Technologists think critically and use independent, professional, and ethical judgment in all aspects of work Engagement in continuing education to enhance patient care, public education, knowledge, and technical competence is expected in this role.

    The scope of practice for the Sonographer/Technologist includes:
    Performing diagnostic ultrasound procedure or examination upon the order of, or for diagnostic interpretation by a licensed independent practitioner (LIP). Determining ultrasonic frequencies and appropriate transducers for the anatomic area of interest. Maintaining records, respecting confidentiality and established policy Applying the principles of patient safety during all aspects of procedures, including assisting, and transporting patients. Receiving, relaying, and documenting verbal, written, and electronic imaging orders in the patient's medical record. Corroborating patient's clinical history with the ordered procedure while ensuring information is documented and available for use by a licensed independent practitioner (LIP). Verifying informed consent. Assuming responsibility for patient needs before, during, and after procedures. Preparing patients for procedures. Applying principles of ALARA to minimize exposure to patient, self, and others. Performing venipuncture per procedural protocol based on imaging order from a licensed independent practitioner as applicable. Starting and maintaining intravenous access per procedural protocol based on an imaging order for a LIP as applicable. Identifying, preparing, and /or administering medications generally associated with diagnostic imaging procedures as prescribed by a LIP as applicable. Evaluating images for technical quality, ensuring proper identification is recorded. Identifying and escalating emergency situations and managing until appropriate LIP, EMS, MERT, RRT, or Code Team arrives to assume control. Providing patient education related to imaging procedure. Educating, mentoring, and general oversight of students and other learners in the environment. Participating and/or performing ongoing quality assurance activities

    Essential Job Statements

    Independent action(s) required: Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists with minimal assistance or independently performs or assist the licensed independent practitioner in the completion of ultrasound imaging exams. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists with minimal assistance or independently complete imaging exams based on physicians written order, department protocols, and institutional safety standards. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologist represent the goals, values, and vision of VCU Health System. Ensures adherence to regulatory standards, health system and department policies, procedures, processes, and guidelines applicable to role. Resolves basic service delivery issues.

    Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): N/A

    Additional position requirements: Individual shift rotation and schedules will be established with your specific manager or supervisor. Schedules, including requirements of shift rotations and hours of work may be adjusted as necessary to meet staffing needs of the health system. Weekend and other after-hours coverage may be required based on workload demand and staffing needs of the health system. Sonographer/Technologists are considered "Essential Employees" who may be required to report to work in accordance with the VCUHS Policy.

    Patient Population

    Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide equitable care appropriate to the age of the patients served on their assigned unit.

    Demonstrates knowledge and related competencies of the principles of growth and development of the life span and possesses the ability to assess data reflective of the patient's status and interprets the appropriate information needed to identify each patient's requirements relative to their age, specific needs and to provide the equitable care needed as described in departmental policies and procedures. Infant (1-12 months), Pediatrics (1-12 years), Adolescents (13-17 years), Adults (18-64 years). Geriatrics (65 years and older)

    Employment Qualifications

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for Hire: Certification by the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography RDCS (AE and/or PE) , or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (RCS or RCCS).

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for continued employment: Current Certification by RDCS (ARDMS) or RCS or RCCS (CCI) Basic Life Support (BLS for Healthcare Providers)

    Experience REQUIRED: One (1) years of previous work experience as a Cardiac Sonographer Technologist

    Experience PREFERRED: One (1) three (3) years of previous work experience as a Cardiac Sonographer/Technologist Previous work experience in an academic medical center environment.

    Education/training REQUIRED: Graduation from an allied health education programs specific to sonography meeting educational requirements for certification from the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography RDCS (AE and/or PE) , or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (RCS or RCCS); OR Graduation from an CAAHEP or CMA Accredited Program in cardiac sonography, or Graduation from a minimum of a 2-year JRC Accredited Program in Cardiac Sonography that is recognized by the ARRT or Joint Review Committee on Education in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, JRC-DMS, OR Graduation from a bachelor's degree program and hold at least one certification by the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography RDCS (AE and/or PE) or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (RCS or RCCS);

    Education/training PREFERRED: Bachelor's Degree in cardiac sonography. Independent action(s) required: Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists independently performs or assist the licensed independent practitioner in the completion of ultrasound imaging exams. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists independently complete imaging exams based on physicians written order, department protocols, and institutional safety standards. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologist represent the goals, values, and vision of VCU Health System. Ensures adherence to regulatory standards, health system and department policies, procedures, processes, and guidelines applicable to role. Resolves basic service delivery issues. Lead technologists may perform "lead technologist" functions such as coordinating work assignments, workflow, and staffing for an assigned shift/area; serve as clinical or technical resource; provide training.

    Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): N/A

    Additional position requirements: Individual shift rotation and schedules will be established with your specific manager or supervisor. Schedules, including requirements of shift rotations and hours of work may be adjusted as necessary to meet staffing needs of the health system. Weekend and other after hours coverage may be required based on workload demand and staffing needs of the health system. Sonographer/Technologists are considered "Essential Employees" who may be required to report to work in accordance with the VCUHS Policy.

    Age Specific groups served: All

    Physical Requirements (includes use of assistance devices as appropriate): Physical: Lifting 20-50 lbs.

    Activities: Prolonged standing, Prolonged sitting, Walking (distance), Repetitive motion, Prolonged computer interaction

    Mental/Sensory: Strong recall, reasoning, problem solving, hearing, speak clearly, write legibly, reading, Logical thinking

    Other: fast-paced environment, Able to handle multiple priorities, Frequent and intense customer interactions, Noisy environment, Able to adapt to frequent change

    EEO Employer/Disabled/Protected Veteran/41 CFR 60-1.4.

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  • Cardiac Sonographer II - Noninvasive Cardiology - Days  

    - Richmond
    $25,000 sign-on bonus available for offers accepted prior to February... Read More
    $25,000 sign-on bonus available for offers accepted prior to February 28, 2026. Terms and conditions apply.

    The practice of ultrasonography is performed by an ultrasound technologist responsible for the administration of high frequency sound waves and other diagnostic techniques to humans of all ages (newborn to geriatric) for medical purposes. A Sonographer/Technologist performs ultrasonography procedures and related techniques, producing images at the request of and for interpretation by a licensed independent practitioner. Ultrasonography integrates scientific knowledge, technical skills, patient interaction, and compassionate care resulting in diagnostic information. A Sonographer/Technologist recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of a procedure.

    The Sonographer/Technologists must demonstrate an understanding of human anatomy, physiology, pathology, and medical terminology. The Sonographer/Technologists recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of the procedure and exercised independent professional and ethical judgment. The Sonographer/Technologists are the primary liaison between patients, licensed independent practitioners, and other members of the support team. The Sonographer/Technologists must remain sensitive to the physical and emotional needs of the patient through good communication, assessment, monitoring, and care skills. Participation in quality improvement processes and continuous assessment of performance is expected.

    Sonographer/Technologists think critically and use independent, professional, and ethical judgment in all aspects of work Engagement in continuing education to enhance patient care, public education, knowledge, and technical competence is expected in this role.

    The scope of practice for the Sonographer/Technologist includes:
    Performing diagnostic ultrasound procedure or examination upon the order of, or for diagnostic interpretation by a licensed independent practitioner (LIP). Determining ultrasonic frequencies and appropriate transducers for the anatomic area of interest. Maintaining records, respecting confidentiality and established policy Applying the principles of patient safety during all aspects of procedures, including assisting, and transporting patients. Receiving, relaying, and documenting verbal, written, and electronic imaging orders in the patient's medical record. Corroborating patient's clinical history with the ordered procedure while ensuring information is documented and available for use by a licensed independent practitioner (LIP). Verifying informed consent. Assuming responsibility for patient needs before, during, and after procedures. Preparing patients for procedures. Applying principles of ALARA to minimize exposure to patient, self, and others. Performing venipuncture per procedural protocol based on imaging order from a licensed independent practitioner as applicable. Starting and maintaining intravenous access per procedural protocol based on an imaging order for a LIP as applicable. Identifying, preparing, and /or administering medications generally associated with diagnostic imaging procedures as prescribed by a LIP as applicable. Evaluating images for technical quality, ensuring proper identification is recorded. Identifying and escalating emergency situations and managing until appropriate LIP, EMS, MERT, RRT, or Code Team arrives to assume control. Providing patient education related to imaging procedure. Educating, mentoring, and general oversight of students and other learners in the environment. Participating and/or performing ongoing quality assurance activities

    Essential Job Statements

    Independent action(s) required: Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists with minimal assistance or independently performs or assist the licensed independent practitioner in the completion of ultrasound imaging exams. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists with minimal assistance or independently complete imaging exams based on physicians written order, department protocols, and institutional safety standards. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologist represent the goals, values, and vision of VCU Health System. Ensures adherence to regulatory standards, health system and department policies, procedures, processes, and guidelines applicable to role. Resolves basic service delivery issues.

    Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): N/A

    Additional position requirements: Individual shift rotation and schedules will be established with your specific manager or supervisor. Schedules, including requirements of shift rotations and hours of work may be adjusted as necessary to meet staffing needs of the health system. Weekend and other after-hours coverage may be required based on workload demand and staffing needs of the health system. Sonographer/Technologists are considered "Essential Employees" who may be required to report to work in accordance with the VCUHS Policy.

    Patient Population

    Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide equitable care appropriate to the age of the patients served on their assigned unit.

    Demonstrates knowledge and related competencies of the principles of growth and development of the life span and possesses the ability to assess data reflective of the patient's status and interprets the appropriate information needed to identify each patient's requirements relative to their age, specific needs and to provide the equitable care needed as described in departmental policies and procedures. Infant (1-12 months), Pediatrics (1-12 years), Adolescents (13-17 years), Adults (18-64 years). Geriatrics (65 years and older)

    Employment Qualifications

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for Hire: Certification by the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography RDCS (AE and/or PE) , or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (RCS or RCCS).

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for continued employment: Current Certification by RDCS (ARDMS) or RCS or RCCS (CCI) Basic Life Support (BLS for Healthcare Providers)

    Experience REQUIRED: One (1) years of previous work experience as a Cardiac Sonographer Technologist

    Experience PREFERRED: One (1) three (3) years of previous work experience as a Cardiac Sonographer/Technologist Previous work experience in an academic medical center environment.

    Education/training REQUIRED: Graduation from an allied health education programs specific to sonography meeting educational requirements for certification from the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography RDCS (AE and/or PE) , or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (RCS or RCCS); OR Graduation from an CAAHEP or CMA Accredited Program in cardiac sonography, or Graduation from a minimum of a 2-year JRC Accredited Program in Cardiac Sonography that is recognized by the ARRT or Joint Review Committee on Education in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, JRC-DMS, OR Graduation from a bachelor's degree program and hold at least one certification by the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography RDCS (AE and/or PE) or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (RCS or RCCS);

    Education/training PREFERRED: Bachelor's Degree in cardiac sonography. Independent action(s) required: Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists independently performs or assist the licensed independent practitioner in the completion of ultrasound imaging exams. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists independently complete imaging exams based on physicians written order, department protocols, and institutional safety standards. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologist represent the goals, values, and vision of VCU Health System. Ensures adherence to regulatory standards, health system and department policies, procedures, processes, and guidelines applicable to role. Resolves basic service delivery issues. Lead technologists may perform "lead technologist" functions such as coordinating work assignments, workflow, and staffing for an assigned shift/area; serve as clinical or technical resource; provide training.

    Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): N/A

    Additional position requirements: Individual shift rotation and schedules will be established with your specific manager or supervisor. Schedules, including requirements of shift rotations and hours of work may be adjusted as necessary to meet staffing needs of the health system. Weekend and other after hours coverage may be required based on workload demand and staffing needs of the health system. Sonographer/Technologists are considered "Essential Employees" who may be required to report to work in accordance with the VCUHS Policy.

    Age Specific groups served: All

    Physical Requirements (includes use of assistance devices as appropriate): Physical: Lifting 20-50 lbs.

    Activities: Prolonged standing, Prolonged sitting, Walking (distance), Repetitive motion, Prolonged computer interaction

    Mental/Sensory: Strong recall, reasoning, problem solving, hearing, speak clearly, write legibly, reading, Logical thinking

    Other: fast-paced environment, Able to handle multiple priorities, Frequent and intense customer interactions, Noisy environment, Able to adapt to frequent change

    EEO Employer/Disabled/Protected Veteran/41 CFR 60-1.4.

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  • Cardiac Sonographer I - Noninvasive Cardiology - Days  

    - Richmond
    $25,000 sign-on incentive available for offers accepted prior to Febru... Read More
    $25,000 sign-on incentive available for offers accepted prior to February 28, 2026. Terms and conditions apply.

    The practice of ultrasonography is performed by an ultrasound technologist responsible for the administration of high frequency sound waves and other diagnostic techniques to humans of all ages (newborn to geriatric) for medical purposes. A Sonographer/Technologist performs ultrasonography procedures and related techniques, producing images at the request of and for interpretation by a licensed independent practitioner. Ultrasonography integrates scientific knowledge, technical skills, patient interaction, and compassionate care resulting in diagnostic information. A Sonographer/Technologist recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of a procedure.

    The Sonographer/Technologists must demonstrate an understanding of human anatomy, physiology, pathology, and medical terminology. The Sonographer/Technologists recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of the procedure and exercised independent professional and ethical judgment. The Sonographer/Technologists are the primary liaison between patients, licensed independent practitioners, and other members of the support team. The Sonographer/Technologists must remain sensitive to the physical and emotional needs of the patient through good communication, assessment, monitoring, and care skills. Participation in quality improvement processes and continuous assessment of performance is expected.

    Sonographer/Technologists think critically and use independent, professional, and ethical judgment in all aspects of work Engagement in continuing education to enhance patient care, public education, knowledge, and technical competence is expected in this role.

    The scope of practice for the Sonographer/Technologist includes:
    Performing diagnostic ultrasound procedure or examination upon the order of, or for diagnostic interpretation by a licensed independent practitioner (LIP). Determining ultrasonic frequencies and appropriate transducers for the anatomic area of interest. Maintaining records, respecting confidentiality and established policy Applying the principles of patient safety during all aspects of procedures, including assisting, and transporting patients. Receiving, relaying, and documenting verbal, written, and electronic imaging orders in the patient's medical record. Corroborating patient's clinical history with the ordered procedure while ensuring information is documented and available for use by a licensed independent practitioner (LIP). Verifying informed consent. Assuming responsibility for patient needs before, during, and after procedures. Preparing patients for procedures. Applying principles of ALARA to minimize exposure to patient, self, and others. Performing venipuncture per procedural protocol based on imaging order from a licensed independent practitioner as applicable. Starting and maintaining intravenous access per procedural protocol based on an imaging order for a LIP as applicable. Identifying, preparing, and /or administering medications generally associated with diagnostic imaging procedures as prescribed by a LIP as applicable. Evaluating images for technical quality, ensuring proper identification is recorded. Identifying and escalating emergency situations and managing until appropriate LIP, EMS, MERT, RRT, or Code Team arrives to assume control. Providing patient education related to imaging procedure. Educating, mentoring, and general oversight of students and other learners in the environment. Participating and/or performing ongoing quality assurance activities

    Essential Job Statements

    Independent action(s) required: Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists with minimal assistance or independently performs or assist the licensed independent practitioner in the completion of ultrasound imaging exams. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists with minimal assistance or independently complete imaging exams based on physicians written order, department protocols, and institutional safety standards. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologist represent the goals, values, and vision of VCU Health System. Ensures adherence to regulatory standards, health system and department policies, procedures, processes, and guidelines applicable to role. Resolves basic service delivery issues.

    Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): N/A

    Additional position requirements: Individual shift rotation and schedules will be established with your specific manager or supervisor. Schedules, including requirements of shift rotations and hours of work may be adjusted as necessary to meet staffing needs of the health system. Weekend and other after-hours coverage may be required based on workload demand and staffing needs of the health system. Sonographer/Technologists are considered "Essential Employees" who may be required to report to work in accordance with the VCUHS Policy.

    Patient Population

    Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide equitable care appropriate to the age of the patients served on their assigned unit.

    Demonstrates knowledge and related competencies of the principles of growth and development of the life span and possesses the ability to assess data reflective of the patient's status and interprets the appropriate information needed to identify each patient's requirements relative to their age, specific needs and to provide the equitable care needed as described in departmental policies and procedures. Infant (1-12 months), Pediatrics (1-12 years), Adolescents (13-17 years), Adults (18-64 years). Geriatrics (65 years and older)

    Employment Qualifications

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for Hire: Certification by the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography RDCS (AE and/or PE) , or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (RCS or RCCS).

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for continued employment: Current Certification by RDCS (ARDMS) or RCS or RCCS (CCI) Basic Life Support (BLS for Healthcare Providers)

    Experience REQUIRED: One (1) years of previous work experience as a Cardiac Sonographer Technologist

    Experience PREFERRED: One (1) three (3) years of previous work experience as a Cardiac Sonographer/Technologist Previous work experience in an academic medical center environment.

    Education/training REQUIRED: Graduation from an allied health education programs specific to sonography meeting educational requirements for certification from the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography RDCS (AE and/or PE) , or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (RCS or RCCS); OR Graduation from an CAAHEP or CMA Accredited Program in cardiac sonography, or Graduation from a minimum of a 2-year JRC Accredited Program in Cardiac Sonography that is recognized by the ARRT or Joint Review Committee on Education in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, JRC-DMS, OR Graduation from a bachelor's degree program and hold at least one certification by the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography RDCS (AE and/or PE) or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (RCS or RCCS);

    Education/training PREFERRED: Bachelor's Degree in cardiac sonography. Independent action(s) required: Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists independently performs or assist the licensed independent practitioner in the completion of ultrasound imaging exams. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologists independently complete imaging exams based on physicians written order, department protocols, and institutional safety standards. Cardiac Sonographer/Technologist represent the goals, values, and vision of VCU Health System. Ensures adherence to regulatory standards, health system and department policies, procedures, processes, and guidelines applicable to role. Resolves basic service delivery issues. Lead technologists may perform "lead technologist" functions such as coordinating work assignments, workflow, and staffing for an assigned shift/area; serve as clinical or technical resource; provide training.

    Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): N/A

    Additional position requirements: Individual shift rotation and schedules will be established with your specific manager or supervisor. Schedules, including requirements of shift rotations and hours of work may be adjusted as necessary to meet staffing needs of the health system. Weekend and other after hours coverage may be required based on workload demand and staffing needs of the health system. Sonographer/Technologists are considered "Essential Employees" who may be required to report to work in accordance with the VCUHS Policy.

    Age Specific groups served: All

    Physical Requirements (includes use of assistance devices as appropriate): Physical: Lifting 20-50 lbs.

    Activities: Prolonged standing, Prolonged sitting, Walking (distance), Repetitive motion, Prolonged computer interaction

    Mental/Sensory: Strong recall, reasoning, problem solving, hearing, speak clearly, write legibly, reading, Logical thinking

    Other: fast-paced environment, Able to handle multiple priorities, Frequent and intense customer interactions, Noisy environment, Able to adapt to frequent change

    EEO Employer/Disabled/Protected Veteran/41 CFR 60-1.4.

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  • Cardiac Sonographer - Noninvasive Cardiology - PRN  

    - Richmond
    $6,000 sign-on bonus available for offers accepted prior to February 2... Read More
    $6,000 sign-on bonus available for offers accepted prior to February 28, 2026. Terms and conditions apply.

    The Cardiology Invasive Technologist performs a wide range of technical skills which are utilized during cardiac and vascular procedures performed in the cardiac catheterization laboratory and the electrophysiology laboratory.

    The cardiovascular technologist is responsible for operating highly technical equipment and products under the direct supervision of a qualified licensed independent practitioner (LIP).

    The Technologist is proficient in all aspects of angiography, patient preparation, assessment, documentation and monitoring consistent with all policies, procedures and processes to ensure safe, efficient, and comfortable exams for all patients.

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for Hire:
    Current Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS) or Registered Cardiac Electrophysiology Specialist (RCES) certification by Cardiovascular Credentialing International or eligible to complete RCIS/RCES certification within 2 years from date of hire
    Basic Life Support (BLS for Healthcare Providers)

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for continued employment:
    Current RCIS or RCES certification
    Basic Life Support (BLS for Healthcare Providers)

    Experience REQUIRED:
    Previous experience as required by Cardiovascular Credentialing International

    Experience PREFERRED:
    One (1) year of previous invasive cardiology experience
    PALS and ACLS certification

    Education/training REQUIRED:
    Graduation from programmatically accredited program in invasive cardiovascular technology or electrophysiology or education, training and/or experience that satisfies the eligibility requirement for the Cardiovascular Credentialing International certification of RCIS or RCES

    Education/training PREFERRED: N/A

    Independent action(s) required:
    Able to perform in the scrub and monitor roles during diagnostic and interventional procedures performed in the cardiac catheterization or electrophysiology lab.

    Days

    EEO Employer/Disabled/Protected Veteran/41 CFR 60-1.4.

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  • $25,000 sign-on incentive available for offers accepted prior to Febru... Read More
    $25,000 sign-on incentive available for offers accepted prior to February 28, 2026. Terms and conditions apply.

    The Specialty Multi-Modality Technologist performs routine and complex high quality imaging exams in assigned modalities. The Specialty Multi-Modality Technologist provides safe, patient-centered care with attention to the physical and emotional needs of patients of all age groups. The Specialty Multi-Modality Technologist must be willing and able to learn new skills, and is required to maintain annual competencies in assigned modalities.

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for Hire: Certification by the American Registry of Radiology Technologist (ARRT) or Certification by the Nuclear Medicine Technologist Certification Board (NMTCB) or Certification by the American Registry of Radiology Technologist (ARRT) as a Sonographer ARRT(S) or RDMS or CCI certification in Medical Sonography or RDCS certification in Cardiac Sonography or RVT certification as Vascular Technologist AND At least one of the following specialty certifications MRI CT PET ARDMS or CCI or RDCS or RVT-specialty certification VI or CI or CCI Mammo Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for continued employment: Basic Life Support (BLS for Healthcare Providers) Certification by the American Registry of Radiology Technologist (ARRT) or Certification by the Nuclear Medicine Technologist Certification Board (NMTCB) or Certification by the American Registry of Radiology Technologist (ARRT) as a sonographer ARRT(S) or RDMS or CCI certification in Medical Sonography or RDCS certification in Cardiac Sonography or RVT certification as Vascular Technologist Experience REQUIRED: One (1) year of previous Technologist work experience. Experience PREFERRED: One (1)-3 years of previous Technologist work experience in either of the assigned modalities Previous work experience in an academic medical center environment Education/training REQUIRED: Graduation from a JRC Accredited Program in Radiologic Technology that is recognized by the ARRT or Graduation from a JRC Accredited Program in Nuclear Medicine that is recognized by the NMTCB and/or Graduation from an CAAHEP or CMA Accredited Program in Medical/Cardiac/Vascular Sonography or Graduation from a minimum of a 2 year JRC Accredited Program in Radiologic Technology or Sonography that is recognized by the ARRT or Joint Review Committee on Education in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, JRC-DMS or graduation from a Bachelor's degree program in Sonography or Vascular Sonography. Education/training PREFERRED: Bachelor's Degree in Clinical Radiations Science, Radiologic Technology, Sonography, or Vascular Sonography. Independent action(s) required: Specialty Multi-Modality Technologists independently perform or assist the licensed independent practitioner in the completion of radiologic imaging exams. Specialty Multi-Modality Technologists independently complete imaging exams based on physicians written order, department protocols, and institutional safety standards. Specialty Multi-Modality Technologists represent the goals, values, and vision of VCU Health System. Ensures adherence to regulatory standards, health system and department policies, procedures, processes, and guidelines applicable to role. Resolves basic service delivery issues. Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): N/A Additional position requirements: Position requires review, signature, and adherence to supplementary job description and scopes of practice for assigned modality locations. Weekend only shifts. Radiologic Technologists are considered "Essential Employees" who may be required to report to work in accordance with the VCUHS Policy. Age Specific groups served: All Physical Requirements (includes use of assistance devices as appropriate): Physical: Lifting 20-50 lbs. Activities: Prolonged standing, Prolonged sitting, Walking (distance), Reaching (overhead, extensive, repetitive) Other: Prolonged computer interaction Mental/Sensory: Strong recall, Reasoning, Problem solving, Hearing, Speak clearly, Write legibly, Reading, Logical thinking Emotional: Fast pace environment, Noisy environment, Able to handle multiple priorities, Frequent and intense customer interactions, Able to adapt to frequent change

    EEO Employer/Disabled/Protected Veteran/41 CFR 60-1.4.

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  • Radiology Tech - Children's Hospital - PRN  

    - Richmond
    $6,000 sign-on incentive available for offers accepted prior to Februa... Read More
    $6,000 sign-on incentive available for offers accepted prior to February 28, 2026. Terms and conditions apply.

    The Radiology Technologist Diagnostic job is responsible for the administration of ionizing radiation to humans of all ages (newborn to geriatric) for diagnostic, therapeutic, or research purposes. A radiographer performs radiographic procedures and related techniques, producing images at the request of and for interpretation by a licensed independent practitioner. Radiography integrates scientific knowledge, technical skills, patient interaction and compassionate care resulting in diagnostic information. A radiographer recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of a procedure. The radiographers must demonstrate an understanding of human anatomy, physiology, pathology, and medical terminology. The radiographers must also maintain a high degree of accuracy in radiographic positioning and exposure technique.

    The Radiology Technologist Diagnostic job must possess, utilize, and maintain knowledge of radiation protection and safety. The radiographers are the primary liaison between patients, licensed independent practitioners and other members of the support team. Radiographer must remain sensitive to the physical and emotional needs of the patient through good communication, assessment, monitoring, and care skills. This role participates in quality improvement processes and continuous assessment of performance is expected. Radiographers think critically and use independent, professional, and ethical judgment in all aspects of work. Engagement in continuing education to enhance patient care, public education, knowledge, and technical competence is expected in this role.

    The scope of practice for the Radiologic Technologist includes: Performing radiographic procedures. Determining radiographic exposure factors. Assisting LIP with fluoroscopic and specialized interventional radiographic procedures. Performing non-interpretive fluoroscopic procedures as prescribed by a LIP. Applying the principles of patient safety during all aspects of radiographic procedures, including assisting and transporting patients. Receiving, relaying, and documenting verbal, written, and electronic imaging orders in the patient's medical record. Corroborating patient's clinical history with the ordered procedure while ensuring information is documented and available for use by a licensed independent practitioner (LIP). Verifying informed consent. Assuming responsibility for patient needs before, during, and after procedures. Preparing patients for procedures. Applying principles of ALARA to minimize exposure to patient, self, and others. Performing venipuncture per procedural protocol based on imaging order from a licensed independent practitioner. Starting and maintaining intravenous access per procedural protocol based on an imaging order for a LIP. Identifying, preparing, and /or administering medications generally associated with diagnostic imaging procedures as prescribed by a LIP. Evaluating images for technical quality, ensuring proper identification is recorded. Identifying and escalating emergency situations and managing until appropriate LIP, EMS, MERT, RRT, or Code Team arrives to assume control. Providing patient education related to imaging procedure. Educating, mentoring, and general oversight of students and other learners in the Radiology environment. Participating and/or performing ongoing quality assurance activities.

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for Hire: Registry by the American Registry of Radiology Technologist (ARRT-R) Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for continued employment: Current Certification by ARRT Basic Life Support (BLS for Healthcare Providers) Experience REQUIRED: One year of previous work experience Experience PREFERRED: Previous work experience in an academic medical center environment 1-3 years of radiologic technologist work experience. Education/training REQUIRED: Graduation from a JRC Accredited Program in Radiologic Technology that is recognized by the ARRT Education/training PREFERRED: Bachelors Degree in Radiologic Technology or closely related field from an accredited program Independent action(s) required: Radiographers independently perform or assist the licensed independent practitioner in the completion of radiologic imaging exams. Radiographers independently complete imaging exams based on physicians written order, department protocols, and institutional safety standards. Radiographers represent the goals, values, and vision of VCU Health System. Ensures adherence to regulatory standards, health system and department policies, procedures, processes, and guidelines applicable to role. Resolves basic service delivery issues. Lead technologists may perform "lead technologist" functions such as coordinating work assignments, workflow, and staffing for an assigned shift/area; serve as clinical or technical resource; provide training. Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): None. Additional position requirements: Individual shift rotation and schedules will be established with your specific manager or supervisor. Schedules, including requirements of shift rotations and hours of work may be adjusted as necessary to meet staffing needs of the health system. Weekend and other after hours coverage may be required based on workload demand and staffing needs of the health system. Radiologic Technologists are considered "Essential Employees" who may be required to report to work in accordance with the VCUHS Policy. Age Specific groups served: All Physical Requirements (includes use of assistance devices as appropriate): Physical: Lifting 20-50 lbs. Activities: Prolonged standing, Prolonged sitting, Walking (distance), Climbing (steps, ladder, other), Reaching (overhead, extensive, repetitive) Other: Prolonged computer interaction Mental/Sensory: Strong recall, Reasoning, Problem solving, Hearing, Speak clearly, Write legibly, Reading, Logical thinking Other: Vision Emotional: Fast pace environment, Able to handle multiple priorities, Frequent and intense customer interactions, Noisy environment, Able to adapt to frequent, change

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  • Cytotechnologist - Anatomic Pathology Core Lab - Days  

    - Richmond
    $10,000 Sign On Bonus for offers accepted by February 28, 2026. Terms... Read More
    $10,000 Sign On Bonus for offers accepted by February 28, 2026. Terms and Conditions apply

    The Cytotechnologist examines all types of cytology cases microscopically, identifies and marks appropriate cells, and renders the correct diagnosis of each case. This job makes the final diagnosis on gynecologic samples evaluated as negative, with changes of and including moderate cervicitis. This job makes the preliminary diagnosis on all abnormal gynecologic cases going into sign-out (greater than moderate cervicitis) and all non-gynecologic cases. This job works under the general direction of a Pathologist.

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for Hire:
    Certified as a Cytotechnologist by the American Society for Clinical Pathology within 6 months of employment in position

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for continued employment: Current CT (ASCP)

    Experience REQUIRED: N/A

    Experience PREFERRED: One (1) year of clinical work experience as a Cytotechnologist

    Education/training REQUIRED:
    Bachelor Degree in Health Science (Cytotechnology Track)

    Education/training PREFERRED:
    Masters Degree in Cytotechnology or Clinical Lab Science from an accredited program

    Independent action(s) required:
    Makes diagnostic decisions on cytologic cases and applies the appropriate criteria to correctly interpret thecases.
    In cytopreparation, makes correct decisions about the handling of samples for optimal preparations.

    Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): N/A

    Additional position requirements: N/A

    Age Specific groups served: All

    Physical Requirements (includes use of assistance devices as appropriate):
    Physical: Lifting less than 20 lbs.
    Activities: Prolonged sitting, Repetitive motion
    Mental/Sensory :Strong recall, Reasoning, Problem solving, Reading, Logical thinking
    Other: Emotional, Steady pace

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  • $10,000 Sign On Bonus for offers accepted by February 28, 2026. Terms... Read More
    $10,000 Sign On Bonus for offers accepted by February 28, 2026. Terms and Conditions Apply.

    The Speech Pathologist II job is an experienced therapist who is able to independently adapt intervention to meet specific patient's needs. The Speech Pathologist is able to provide coverage in their primary setting, but also as needed throughout the hospital/rehab/outpatient settings with minimal-moderate amount of support and training from mentors, peers or the manager. The Speech Pathologist also assumes basic leadership roles within the department, demonstrates flexibility, exercises good judgment, problem solving and works collaboratively with colleagues.

    The Speech Pathologist II job participates in department projects or events in an efficient and productive manner. This role not only attends educational activities, but also provides in-service education to other staff. At Level II, the Speech Pathologist begins developing the skills to provide student supervision with mentorship of an experienced student supervisor. The Speech Pathologist II job can also participate in research activities at the department level, being mentored as needed by a more experienced Speech Pathologist.

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for Hire: License (or licensure eligible) from the Commonwealth of Virginia as a Speech and Language Pathologist (SLP) Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) in SLP from American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for continued employment: Current license by the Commonwealth of Virginia as a SLP Current CCC in SLP CPR certification Experience REQUIRED: Minimum of one (1) to two (2) years of experience Previous clinical experience with evaluation/treatment of neurogenic, motor speech, linguistic/cognitive communication disorders and swallowing disorders Previous experience performing swallow studies including MBS and bedside assessments Previous experience planning and executing treatment Experience PREFERRED: Minimum of two (2) years of previous clinical experience Previous experience with trach management as related to swallowing and communication disorders Previous experience managing complex swallowing and/or communication, linguistic/cognitive disorders Minimal novice experience with dysphasia including MBS and bedside swallow evaluations Previous work experience in a similar practice setting (e.g. critical care, long term care, outpatient, etc.) Previous experience with computer-based documentation systems Education/training REQUIRED: Masters Degree from an ASHA accredited program in Speech and Language Pathology Completes required learning exchange courses Education/training PREFERRED: N/A Independent action(s) required: Performs the following for patients with moderately to significantly complex communication and/or swallowing disorders: schedule frequency and intensity of therapy; select assessment instruments and administer assessment; interpret results; complete documentation; plan and carry out treatment strategies; develop long- and short-term goals; perform patient/family/staff education; report at patient/family/team conferences; and terminate therapy when appropriate. Manages or mentors and provides advice/guidance/training regarding clinical skills, professional practice, ethical behaviors, billing, caseload management, educational opportunities, documentation and patient care for patient issues or when requested by staff. Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): SLPs with their CCC's may provide student supervision if deemed competent to do so by Department Manager or Student Program Coordinator. Additional position requirements: Able to provide services to multiple settings after being oriented and deemed competent for that patient population; this includes covering outpatient, rehab and inpatient areas in addition to SLP's primary area of practice (i.e. inpatient vs. rehab). Possible weekend rotations required. Age Specific groups served: Varies based on assignment Physical Requirements (includes use of assistance devices as appropriate): Physical: Lifting 20-50 lbs. Activities: Prolonged standing, Prolonged sitting, Walking (distance), Climbing (steps, ladder, other) Mental/Sensory: Strong recall, Reasoning, Problem solving, Hearing, Speak clearly, Write legibly, Reading, Logical thinking Emotional: Fast pace environment, Steady pace, Able to handle multiple priorities, Frequent and intense customer interactions, Noisy environment, Able to adapt to frequent, change

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  • EEG Manager - Electroneurodiagnostics  

    - Richmond
    The Neurodiagnostic Manager is responsible for leading and managing EE... Read More
    The Neurodiagnostic Manager is responsible for leading and managing EEG, EMU, and IONM services. This role aims to ensure standardization, integration, and coordination of EEG, EMU, and IONM services across the enterprise. Responsibilities include oversight of technical, clinical, financial, strategic, and administrative operations. Additionally, the manager ensures compliance with the rules and regulations of relevant local, state, and federal agencies, as well as accrediting bodies, in both clinical and academic settings.

    Essential Job Statements

    Strategic Planning: Engage in comprehensive planning and direction setting for the department. Implement strategies to align with the overarching goals of VCU Health and its academic affiliates.

    Operational Management: Direct and oversee daily operations across all regional neurodiagnostic departments to ensure professional and technical excellence. Manage workflows, allocate staff resources effectively, and enhance operational efficiencies.

    Clinical Coordination: Provide continuous coordination with clinical and academic services including, but not limited to, long-term video EEG setup & monitoring, electrocorticography, cortical stimulation mapping, and intra-operative monitoring techniques.

    Quality and Compliance: Develop and enforce policies and procedures that comply with hospital standards and regulatory requirements. Monitor quality assurance and performance improvement initiatives, ensuring adherence to those developed by the VCU Health's Neuroscience department.

    Financial Oversight: Manage the financial aspects of the department, including budgeting, financial reporting, and cost management to ensure fiscal responsibility.

    Team Leadership and Development: Offer professional support and training to team members. Foster a collaborative and inclusive work environment that promotes growth and excellence.

    Stakeholder Engagement: Establish and maintain strong relationships with physicians, hospital staff, and external partners. Ensure high levels of customer service and satisfaction through regular engagement and feedback mechanisms.

    Regulatory Adherence: Ensure all activities comply with relevant local, state, and federal regulations, as well as accrediting bodies.

    Patient Population


    Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide equitable care appropriate to the age of the patients served on their assigned unit.

    Demonstrates knowledge and related competencies of the principles of growth and development of the life span and possesses the ability to assess data reflective of the patient's status and interprets the appropriate information needed to identify each patient's requirements relative to their age, specific needs and to provide the equitable care needed as described in departmental policies and procedures.

    Pediatrics (1-12 years)
    Adolescents (13-17 years)

    Adults (18-64 years).

    Geriatrics (65 years and older)

    Employment Qualifications


    Required Education:

    Bachelor's degree in a related field required.

    Preferred Education:

    Master's degree preferred.

    Licensure/Certification Required:

    Registered EEG Technologist (R. EEG T.), CNIM, or equivalent.

    Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification

    Licensure/Certification Preferred:

    Additional certification in Neurophysiologic Intraoperative Monitoring CNIM

    Minimum Qualifications

    Years and Type of Required Experience

    5 years or clinical experience with 3 years of leadership experience.

    Other Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required:

    Cultural Responsiveness

    Other Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Preferred:

    7 years or clinical experience with 5 years of leadership experience.

    Working Conditions


    Periods of high stress and fluctuating workloads may occur.

    General office environment.

    Required to car travel to off-site locations, occasionally in adverse weather conditions.

    May have periods of constant interruptions.

    Prolonged periods of working alone.

    Physical Requirements

    Physical Demands: Lifting/ Carrying (0-50 lbs.), Bending

    Work Position: Sitting, Walking, Standing

    Additional Physical Requirements/ Hazards

    Physical Requirements: Manual dexterity (eye/hand coordination), Perform shift work, Maneuver weight of patients, Hear alarms/telephone/tape recorder, Reach above shoulder, Repetitive arm/hand movements

    Hazards: Use of Latex Gloves

    Mental/Sensory / Emotional

    Mental/Sensory: Strong Recall, Reasoning, Problem Solving, Speak Clearly, Write Legibly, Reading, Logical Thinking

    Emotional: Fast pace environment, Able to Handle Multiple Priorities, Able to Adapt to Frequent Change

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  • Cytotechnologist Sr - Anatomic Pathology Core Lab - Days  

    - Richmond
    $10,000 Sign On Bonus for offers accepted by February 28, 2026. Terms... Read More
    $10,000 Sign On Bonus for offers accepted by February 28, 2026. Terms and Conditions apply

    The Cytotechnologist Senior performs the duties of a technical trainer in the cytology laboratory. This job assists the supervisor in training, scheduling and assigning duties appropriate to each cytotechnologist, coordinating of quality control procedures, troubleshooting, maintenance of procedure manuals, training and documentation of method evaluations and inventory control in his/her primary areas of responsibility. This job performs In Situ Hybridization techniques; assists on deep Fine Needle aspiration (FNA) and Ultrasound GuidedFine needle Aspiration (US-FNA), examines cell samples and makes primary diagnoses on all cases (GYN, Non-gyn and FNA, makes final diagnoses on normal limit GYN, preliminary diagnoses on abnormal GYN, all Non-gyn and FNA. This job must also demonstrate an ability to identify and solve problems with initiative and good judgment to reach quality decisions in leading the cytology staff in his/her primary areas of responsibility. This job will be responsible for placing orders for equipment and office supplies for Cytology, CDC and Surgical Pathology (if requested) and will act as the technical specialist maintaining a constant awareness of new technologies and evaluating tests offered for accuracy, precision and economy.

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for Hire: Certified as a Cytotechnologist by the American Society for Clinical Pathology within 6 months of employment into position

    Licensure, Certification, or Registration Requirements for continued employment: Current CT (ASCP)

    Experience REQUIRED:
    Minimum of three (3) years of clinical work experience as a Cytotechnologist.
    Depending on the laboratory assignment, work experience requirement may be specific to a particular specialty areas such as deep FNA, US-FNA and In Situ Hybridization technique, etc.

    Experience PREFERRED: N/A

    Education/training REQUIRED:
    Bachelor's Degree in Health Science (Cytotechnology Track) from an accredited program

    Education/training PREFERRED: Master's Degree in Health Education, Cytotechnology or Clinical Lab Science from an accredited program

    Independent action(s) required:
    Makes diagnostic decisions on cytologic cases and apply the appropriate criteria to correctly interpret the cases.
    In cytopreparation, makes correct decisions about the handling of samples for optimal preparations.
    Demonstrate an ability to identify and solve problems with initiative and good judgment to reach quality decisions in leading the cytology staff.
    Public relations ability, interpersonal skills and professional telephone manner.
    Organized, flexible, attention to detail.
    Ability to effectively communicate with all levels within the organization.
    Business decorum and appearance.
    Supportive of team concept.
    Demonstrates strong leadership capabilities.
    Demonstrate an ability to communicate effectively and express ideas clearly.
    Demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills.
    Actively follow appropriate channels of communication with cytology supervisor and management.

    Supervisory responsibilities (if applicable): Assumes the responsibilities of the supervisor in his/her absence.

    Additional position requirements: N/A

    Age Specific groups served: N/A

    Physical Requirements (includes use of assistance devices as appropriate):
    Physical: Lifting less than 20 lbs.
    Activities: Prolonged standing
    Mental/Sensory: Strong recall, Reasoning, Problem solving, Hearing, Speak clearly, Write legibly, Reading, Logical thinking
    Emotional: Fast pace environment, Steady pace, Able to handle multiple priorities, Frequent and intense customer interactions, Able to adapt to frequent change
    Other: visual acuity

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