1. Set up ultrasound equipment for imaging.
2. Clean, check, and maintain sonographic equipment.
3. Submit maintenance requests or perform minor repairs.

1. Verify client identity, review consent forms, obtain history, explain exam and ensure patient comfort and privacy.

1. Apply appropriate scanning techniques to obtain optimal ultrasound images.
2. Adjust ultrasound equipment settings to enhance image quality and accuracy.
3. Practice patient positioning and transducer manipulation skills during examinations.

1. Select and process optimal image captures during ultrasound examinations.
2. Store and archive images according to clinical protocols and documentation standards.
3. Ensure proper labeling and inclusion of images in patient records and reports.

1. Communicate patient and exam information clearly and professionally.
2. Collaborate with sonographers, physicians, and clinical staff during workflow and patient care.
3. Maintain accurate and timely documentation to support continuity of care.

1. Follow HIPPA, infection control and patient confidentiality guidelines.
2. Adhere to facility protocols, documentation requirements, and scope of practice standards.
3. Demonstrate professionalism and compliance with workplace safety procedures.

1. Accurately document patient history, exam information, and scan findings.
2. Properly label images, measurements, and required worksheets.
3. Maintain HIPPA compliance and organized patient records.

1. Identify and correct imaging software/hardware issues.
2. Perform quality checks on scans.

1. Participate in workshops and professional learning opportunities to enhance clinical skills.

1. Monitor, restock, and organize supplies.
2. Prepare ultrasound rooms with necessary supplies.
3. Assist with routine cleaning, organization, and upkeep of equipment and clinical areas.

1. Perform front office support duties related to ultrasound services.
2. Assist with scheduling, documentation, and client communication processes.
3. Support outreach, educational and promotional activities for the practice.

Explain procedure to patients, obtain consent, prepare ultrasound room for 3D/4D imaging, position patient for optimal fetal visualization, ensure patient comfort and privacy.

Select correct presets, adjust gain/contrast/volume rendering, manage real-time vs. static capture and store 3D/4D image data.

Acquire and optimize high-quality 3D/4D fetal images of facial features, limbs, spine, placenta, and umbilical cord while adapting imaging techniques to fetal position, maternal anatomy, and scanning conditions.

Post-processing of 3D/4D datasets, adjusting lighting and transparency, cropping, annotating, and creating patient-friendly keepsake images.

Perform system calibration, maintain transducers, run quality assurance protocols specific to OB/GYN 3D/4D imaging.

Maintain HIPAA compliance during imaging, explain limitations of 3D/4D scans to patients, communicate abnormal findings to supervising sonographer or physician.

Detailed review of the pelvic and OB/GYN anatomy. Includes spatial relationships, cross-sectional views, and pathology. Students master terminology and scan plane orientation.

Instruction on first, second, and third trimester OB ultrasound protocols, fetal development stages, fetal anatomy survey, placenta, amniotic fluid, and cervix. Covers dating, viability, and fetal development.