Another Job opening

Ultrasound Specialties in Show Low, AZ has an opening. As a caveat, I neither support nor receive support from anyone asking me to post openings. I just move the information along. Here is the pertinent information: SONOGRAPHER POSITION OPEN IMMEDIATELY We have one position open for a qualified sonographer in our outpatient independent testing facility in Show Low, Arizona. Our office is located in the beautiful pine forested setting of the White Mountains in Northeastern Arizona. The position open is for a full-time sonographer. No on-call time with a flexible schedule. We are looking for a person who is RDMS and/or RVT (will consider those who are not registered, but are registry eligible). RDCS is not required, but would be a strong plus. We would appreciate the opportunity to share more information with interested individuals. There are many exciting and interesting points relating to this position and living in this community! Please call us at the number listed below. Ask for Jim Savage when calling, and state the call is related to the open position. Visit our website for more information about our business at www.ultrasoundspecialties.com

Slacker time

Okay, I admit I have not been on lately. My goal was to open this up to others to add onto as they see fit. Well, no one added anything; I guess I need to take ownership and do this myself. We will see if things progress.

interesting web site (like there are no others out there)

I found a wealth of information on this site pertaining to human pathophysiology. http://focosi.altervista.org/

Deer Valley Job

Phil is looking for someone with at least one year experience. Unfortunately for our GateWay students, he does not want new graduates. My own opinion is that a new grad should not work a shift where they are the only person in the ultrasound department, but you gotta take what's out there. So if you can find a position where you work with others its good. If you are on your own and you are putting food on the table, well may have to do that too. For any sonographer on their own, it helps to have a network of peers available. The new graduates will have each other, their former clinical instructors, and the school as resources. I am not worried about them taking a night shift. As long as they wait until morning to call with a question :)

Another Job Opportunity

From Phil Kinsey at JCL Deer Valley: Greetings all, I am pleased to announce a 32 hr Full-time weekend position has been created and I am currently interviewing. The hours are Friday 2p-10p, and Sat/Sun 6a-6p. Please let me know if anyone is interested or if you have any referrals. Thanks, Phil Phillip M. Kinsey,BSRT,(R),RDMS John C. Lincoln Hospital-DV Ultrasound Supervisor 623-879-5756 phil.kinsey@jcl.com

Job Posting

A private MD practice in central Phoenix and Ahwatukee is interviewing for full-time sonographer. For more information Fax at 602 274 9181 Attn: Mary Frazee. I will keep the posting in my office for a month if you need more information.

OB/GYN Ultrasound Conference

Fetal and Women's OB/GYN ULTRASOUND Conference Dr. Nyberg's conference is in Scottsdale again this year. March 28-30, 2008 are the dates. It is approved for 22.0 CME catagory 1 AMA credits. For those that have been to Dr. Nyberg's conferences in the past know this is one of the best OB/GYN meetings available anywhere. If you are interested in attending call 1-323-456-0166 or go to www.cmebyplaza.com

Sonographer Needed

Donna Gould contacted me looking for a sonographer with vascular experience. She is at SimonMed and can be contacted at 480-614-8555. The have offices in the East and West Valley. They are looking for someone immediately, but are also interested in any graduating students.

Mark, Set, ...Go!

Another semester is looming before us. This is the first week this year the school has been open. In order to make up for the holiday break, the administrators have scheduled meeting for almost every minute of the week. All the students are in clinicals at least two days a week right now. Without classes until the end of the month, this must seem like a well-deserved break for them.

Diagnostic Challenge

This week: Why does the IUD appear to be anterior to the endometrium?