Ultrasound, PRN (.0) FTE

Schedule: Flexible schedule

Location: MCNL Berwyn, IL

ARDMS registered technologist with proficiency in principles, practices and techniques of ultrasound procedures

Join Loyola Medicine — Where Your Work Truly Matters

As a General Ultrasound Technologist at MacNeal Hospital, you play a vital role in delivering high-quality diagnostic imaging that supports timely and accurate patient care. Here, your expertise directly contributes to improved clinical outcomes and an exceptional patient experience.

About the Role

Under the general supervision of the attending physician and in accordance with department protocols, the General Ultrasound Technologist performs a variety of diagnostic ultrasound examinations using high-frequency sound waves and related imaging techniques. This role is responsible for producing, analyzing, and documenting high-quality images and data to assist physicians in diagnosing a wide range of medical conditions. The technologist ensures accuracy, efficiency, and compassionate patient care in every interaction.

Here's what you'll need

Required:

• Associate Degree; graduate from an accredited two-year Ultrasound Program, required; OR equivalent training acquired via work experience
• Specific Degree(s): AMA approved Sonography program;
• Graduate of a CAAHEP (Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs) approved school of Ultrasound Technology 
• Less than one year of previous job-related experience
• Must be able to effectively communicate with all levels of the organization

Licensure/Certifications

Required:

• CPR from American Heart Association
• Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS)- Mininimum of one to two specialties of either Abdomen and/or Obstetrics & Gynecology or PS required.

Why Loyola Medicine?

• Mission‑driven culture rooted in compassion, innovation, and community
• Opportunity to support a high-performing Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging department
• Collaborative team environment that encourages continuous learning, growth, and advancement
• Work with state‑of‑the‑art ultrasound and imaging technology in a supportive clinical setting