CHARM Fertility·Toronto, Ontario
The Sonographer is responsible for performing and evaluating ultrasound examinations, including transabdominal and transvaginal scans for infertility and pregnancy. They will also assist physicians with ultrasound-guided procedures and maintain equipment to ensure high-quality diagnostic care.
At CHARM Fertility, we aim to become the leading total women’s healthcare destination.
We’re patient-focused and enthusiastic about women’s health, which is at the heart of everything we do.
Together, we create an accessible, convenient, and consistently high-quality service through a savvy, confident, clear, and simple team.
Our path ahead is one of miracles and heart.
Every day, you will be creating special moments for our patients.
Role Summary: The Sonographer will be responsible for performing and evaluating the ultrasound examinations for various medical purposes.
They will assist doctors in ultrasound-guided procedures and provide accurate diagnoses by reporting and reviewing findings.
The Sonographer will operate and maintain ultrasound equipment, actively contribute to team building, and demonstrate the ability to work independently.
Role Responsibilities: Assist doctors in ultrasound-guided procedures such as sonohysterograms Provide optimum patient-centered care and demonstrate a professional manner in the work setting Report, review, and record findings of ultrasound scans to provide accurate patient diagnosis Consult with physicians as needed about ultrasound results Operate and maintain ultrasound equipment through participation in Quality Control and Quality Assurance tests Perform and assess ultrasound examinations (Transabdominal and Transvaginal) for infertility patients, 1st-trimester pregnancy evaluation, endovaginal scan, follicular monitoring, obstetrical scanning (early pregnancy), pelvic ultrasound for gynecology patients Actively participate in team building concepts and development of departmental goals Work independently without supervision Perform other duties as assigned
Candidates must hold an accredited degree or post-diploma in ultrasound and be CMRITO certified. A minimum of 3 years of relevant clinical experience is required, along with strong technical skills and the ability to work independently.
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.
