Per Diem, Perinatal Sonographer

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main line healthWynnewood (PA)

Diagnostic Medical SonographersAll Other Outpatient Care Centers

SENIORITY

Senior

About the role

Per Diem, Perinatal Sonographer Could you be our next Per Diem, Perinatal Sonographer at Main Line Health?· Make an Impact! As a Perinatal Sonographer, you will play a vital role in supporting patients through high-risk pregnancy care by performing advanced obstetrical ultrasound studies, biophysical profiles, Doppler studies, and other specialized fetal assessments. Working collaboratively with maternal-fetal medicine providers and the interdisciplinary care team, you will help deliver timely, compassionate, and clinically meaningful imaging that supports care planning for pregnant patients and their families.· Support Meaningful, Flexible Work! This per diem opportunity offers flexibility while allowing you to contribute your specialized perinatal ultrasound expertise in a collaborative, patient-centered environment. You will support Perinatal Testing Centers across Main Line Health and partner with a highly skilled team focused on exceptional maternal and fetal care.· Grow Your Expertise! Bring your high-risk obstetrical ultrasound experience to a respected health system where collaboration, clinical excellence, and continuous learning are valued. You will have the opportunity to work with complex cases and contribute to a specialized care model supporting patients throughout pregnancy.· Join the Team! Like our patients, the Main Line Health family encompasses a wide range of backgrounds and abilities. Each employee, physician, and volunteer brings distinctive talents to our shared purpose of providing superior service and care.· Position-Specific Benefits include: This per diem role offers the opportunity to maintain professional flexibility while contributing to a mission-driven health system. Employee parking is always free, and Main Line Health offers access to a variety of employee discounts and resources.

Education: 1. Graduation from an approved Radiologic Technology program preferred, or graduation from an accredited Allied Health program. 2. Completion of one year of formal training in ultrasonography. Successful completion of all orientation requirements.

Experience: 1. Minimum of three years of sonography experience. At least one year of high-risk obstetrical ultrasound experience preferred. Expertise required in ultrasound-guided needle sampling, prenatal diagnostic imaging, biophysical testing, and Doppler velocimetry. Fetal echocardiography experience preferred. Licensures/Certifications: 1. Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer credential required. Abdominal and OB/GYN certification required.

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