Vascular Ultrasound/Sonographer/Vascular/Echo Tech in Springfield, Missouri

Join us as an Interventional Vascular Tech in Springfield, MO, for a 13-week travel assignment that offers a rewarding opportunity to work in the bustling Main OR at Mercy Hospital Springfield. This role involves supporting vascular and cardiac cath lab cases, utilizing Siemens and GE equipment, and performing direct patient care activities for a diverse patient population — from outpatient procedures to critical care. You'll experience a mix of scheduled 4x10 shifts with some on-call responsibilities, including support during weekends. This assignment stands out with its supportive environment, the chance to hone specialized skills, and the opportunity to contribute to a hospital recognized for its safety and excellence.

Weather:

Springfield generally enjoys mild to warm weather, with comfortable temperatures and occasional rain, creating an ideal setting for outdoor activities and exploring the local scenery.

Fun Things To Do:

• Visit Dickerson Park Zoo — a family favorite with engaging animal exhibits.
• Take a day trip to Johnny Morris Wonders of Wildlife National Museum & Aquarium — an immersive experience for wildlife and marine life enthusiasts.
• Explore Nathanael Greene/Close Memorial Park — perfect for outdoor recreation and relaxing strolls.
• Discover Springfield Art Museum — showcasing regional and American art collections.
• Tour Route 66 Car Museum — a must-see for car enthusiasts interested in historic American automobiles.

Job Specifics:

Location: Springfield, MO
Shift: Days, 4x10 hours (scheduled between 6:30 AM and 5:00 PM)
Duration: 13 weeks
Weekly Hours: 36 hours guaranteed, with additional on-call shifts as required
Additional info: The role involves contributing to vascular and cardiac cath procedures, supporting a unit with 22 beds, surgical support in the cath lab, and working with EPIC electronic medical records. Candidates should have at least 1 year of interventional vascular experience and hold ARRT or RCIS certification, with BLS from AHA. The position offers an engaging environment with diverse patient types, from outpatient to critical care scenarios.