Hamilton Health Sciences·Hamilton, Ontario
The Registered Ultrasound Technologist performs a variety of pediatric and high-risk obstetric ultrasound examinations as part of a multi-disciplinary team. They are responsible for the technical operation, quality of service, and coordination of ultrasound procedures.
As a member of a multi-disciplinary healthcare team, the Registered Ultrasound Technologist (UT) co-ordinates and performs a variety of ultrasound examinations including pediatric and high risk obstetric, and triage examinations as necessary.
The UT is responsible for the technical operation, coordination and quality of service for Ultrasound.
Our UTs also liaise with the senior technologists and Radiologists to ensure the technical quality of procedures are performed at a high level.
Staff work within the Standards of Practice as outlined by Sonography & the CMRITO.
Our Ultrasound Technologists are set up for success with numerous continuing medical education opportunities provided by McMaster Children’s Hospital Pediatric and Obstetrical physicians with scheduled ongoing rounds that allow all technologists to attend.
As well as additional training opportunities in Pediatric MSK ultrasound exams, amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling obstetrical guidance procedures.
Rotation through other modalities and sites based on qualifications and unit requirements may be required.
Graduate of an accredited training program in Ultrasonography Current member in good standing with the College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologists of Ontario (CMRITO) Professional designation of Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (DMS) Current Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) registration Demonstrated ability to work responsibly in a team environment Demonstrated effective communication, organization and interpersonal skills Effective problem solving skills, critical thinking and the ability to prioritize in a fast paced clinical environment Evidence of participation in on going education & professional development Membership with the CAMRT/OAMRS is preferred IPS certificate is preferred Current registration with Sonography Canada preferred
Candidates must be graduates of an accredited Ultrasonography program and hold current registration with the CMRITO. Professional designation as a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer and current BCLS certification are required.
Market context
In Ontario, OTA/PTA roles are typically supported by ongoing demand in rehabilitation, long-term care, and community settings. Competition often centers on candidates who can show hands-on patient support experience, reliable transportation, and current screening documents; this role also notes a Certificate or Diploma in an OTA/PTA program, a valid Ontario driver’s license, access to a vehicle, and a vulnerable sector police check. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your credentials and availability before applying.