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Ultrasound Jobs by ARDMS

Sonographer | Diagnostic Center of Miami

10/7/2025

Miami, Florida, We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced diagnostic medical sonographer to join our dynamic and collaborative imaging team. The sonographer will be responsible for providing quality imaging in various specialties and be able to capture potential abnormalities that will aid in the diagnosis. The sonographer will also be responsible for reviewing, following protocols, and adhering to safety standards.  This role requires technical expertise and excellent patient care skills. This is a multi-specialty setting. The ideal candidate will be proficient in OB/GYN, Abdomen/small parts and Breast ultrasound.    Requires a minimum of an associate's degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography ARDMS Certified. Preferably certified in various specialties  2+ years of relevant experience preferred

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Ultrasound SmartBrief

Ultrasound helps monitor aortic aneurysms

10/14/2025

Ultrasound has proven to be an effective tool, showing strong correlation with CT in measuring the ascending aorta diameter in patients with giant cell arteritis. The study, published in the journal Arthritis Care & Research, suggests ultrasound as a viable first-line option due to its accessibility, cost-effectiveness, and absence of radiation exposure. Medscape (10/10)

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