The OB/GYN Technologist-Senior performs advanced diagnostic obstetric and gynecologic sonographic examinations and serves as a senior clinical resource within the ultrasound team. Applies advanced technical knowledge and independent judgment to complex examinations, supports quality and workflow improvements, and provides guidance, training, and mentoring to less-experienced technologists. Education Radiologic Technology or completed a Diagnostic Medical Sonography program AND Associate's Degree Experience and Licenses Five (5) years of diagnostic ultrasound experience is required -RDMS Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer -RDMS OBGYN Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer Obstetrics and Gyn • Performs advanced diagnostic obstetric and gynecologic sonographic examinations in accordance with established protocols, standards, and physician orders. • Operates ultrasound equipment using advanced imaging techniques, settings, measurements, and optimization methods to obtain diagnostic-quality studies. • Reviews imaging orders, clinical history, prior studies, and other available information to determine examination requirements. • Locates, evaluates, measures, and records pertinent anatomical, pathological, and functional information identified during examinations. • Performs technically challenging examinations and adapts imaging approaches within established protocols based on patient condition, anatomy, clinical indication, or technical limitations. • Evaluates acquired images and examination data for technical quality, completeness, and consistency with departmental standards. • Recognizes significant technical or clinical concerns and communicates pertinent information promptly to the appropriate physician or clinical team member. • Serves as a clinical and technical resource for ultrasound technologists, physicians, and other members of the care team. • Trains, mentors, and provides technical guidance to new and less-experienced ultrasound technologists. • Supports orientation, competency development, continuing education, and adoption of established sonography practices. • Identifies opportunities to improve imaging quality, patient flow, examination protocols, and department workflows and participates in related improvement activities. • Supports consistent application of departmental protocols, patient safety practices, infection prevention requirements, documentation standards, and equipment procedures. • Assists with evaluation of equipment functionality, imaging practices, supplies, and operational needs and communicates concerns to department leadership. • Collaborates with physicians and clinical staff regarding complex examinations, patient care needs, and imaging requirements. • Maintains current knowledge of developments in ultrasound technology, OB/GYN imaging practices, and applicable professional standards. • Performs all other duties as assigned. • Advanced knowledge of ultrasound physics, instrumentation, imaging techniques, anatomy, physiology, and pathology. • Advanced knowledge of obstetric and gynecologic sonography practices, examination protocols, image-quality standards, and patient safety requirements. • Ability to independently perform and troubleshoot complex or technically challenging examinations. • Ability to exercise advanced clinical judgment, recognize unusual findings or technical concerns, and determine appropriate action within established protocols. • Ability to evaluate image quality and examination completeness and provide technical guidance to other sonographers. • Ability to serve as a clinical resource, trainer, and mentor to less-experienced technologists and new team members. • Ability to identify workflow, quality, equipment, or practice concerns and contribute to process and quality improvement activities. • Strong communication and collaboration skills with the ability to work effectively with physicians, technologists, nursing staff, and other clinical professionals.