Description
Diagnostic Medical Sonographer – Clinical Instructor (Part-Time)
UMI is seeking an experienced Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (Ultrasound Technologist) to join our team as a Clinical Instructor, working with students in a hands-on training environment using real patient cases within a non-profit clinical setting.
This is a teaching-focused role where faculty guide students through progressive clinical training—from foundational skills to more advanced scanning in preparation for clinical internship.
Key Responsibilities
- Supervise and guide students during live patient ultrasound exams
- Provide instruction in image acquisition, patient positioning, and clinical workflow
- Support progressive student participation (observation, assisted scanning, focused exams)
- Train students following UMI’s clinical curriculum and protocols
- Review student work and support preparation for radiologist submission
What Makes This Role Unique
- Non-profit clinical environment serving underserved communities
- Teaching-focused (not production-based scanning)
- Structured, hands-on clinical training model
- Opportunity to grow into expanded roles in education
Schedule
Part-time (up to 28 hours/week)
4-hour sessions (weekdays and Saturdays; flexible based on availability)
Qualifications
- Active sonography credentials (ARDMS, ARRT, or equivalent)
- Minimum 3 years of clinical experience
- Bachelor’s degree required
- Interest in teaching and mentoring
- Preferred: Master’s degree, additional specialties (e.g., RDCS), prior teaching experience
Compensation
Commensurate with experience and credentials
Additional Notes
Ideal for sonographers interested in teaching, mentoring, or transitioning into an instructional role.
Requirements
Key Responsibilities
- Supervise and guide students during live patient ultrasound exams
- Provide instruction in image acquisition, patient positioning, and clinical workflow
- Support progressive student participation (observation, assisted scanning, focused exams)
- Train students following UMI’s clinical curriculum and protocols
- Review student work and support preparation for radiologist submission
Qualifications
- Active sonography credentials (ARDMS, ARRT, or equivalent)
- Minimum 3 years of clinical experience
- Bachelor’s degree required
- Interest in teaching and mentoring
- Preferred: Master’s degree, additional specialties (e.g., RDCS), prior teaching experience
