6 Jobs That Use ARDMS The Most

Jobs that use ardms the most include diagnostic medical sonographer, ultrasound technologist, and sonographer.

Rank	Job Title	Salary	% Of All Skills	Job Openings
1	Diagnostic Medical Sonographer	$85,607	11%	58,800
2	Ultrasound Technologist	$84,702	11%	52,198
3	Sonographer	$85,898	11%	14,117
4	Vascular Technician	$79,763	9%	20,252
5	Echocardiographer	$79,111	8%	8,100
6	Cardiac Sonographer	$79,641	7%	10,472

What jobs use ARDMS the most?

Most common skills for Diagnostic Medical Sonographer:

Perform ABIs while the vascular technologist perform the ultrasound to help with achieving a timely schedule.
Accomplish general ultrasounds centered on abdominal, OB-GYN, small parts, pelvic (male), and vascular.
Train new students how to perform PVR, segmental and ABI studies

Most common skills for Ultrasound Technologist:

Manage and operate the daily operations and supervision of the radiology ultrasound departments.
Explain ultrasound procedures to patients, record relevant medical history, reconcile and collect required data.
Perform all ultrasound exams, ie: Abd, OB/Gyn, small parts and vascular.

Most common skills for Sonographer:

Most common skills for Vascular Technician:

Produce EKG recordings for diagnosis of heart disease.
Perform adult and pediatric echocardiograms, transesophogeal echocardiograms, exercise and dobutamine stress echoes.
Reconcile charges for EKG's, echo, stress echo and nuclear studies as needed.

Most common skills for Echocardiographer:

Manage and operate the daily operations and supervision of the radiology ultrasound departments.
Perform diagnostic testing including echocardiograms, stress echocardiograms, bubble studies, carotid dopplers and venous dopplers.
detect blood clots (deep venous thrombosis (DVT) in the major veins of the legs or arms.

Most common skills for Cardiac Sonographer:

Updated December 28, 2023