CARDIAC SONOGRAPHER for MOBILE VETERINARY

Pet Animal Ultrasound: REGISTERED CARDIAC SONOGRAPHER for MOBILE VETERINARY ULTRASOUND – Competitive Pay – Various Locations in Western Massachusetts and Upstate New York

Are you a registered cardiac sonographer with a passion for animals? Pet Animal Ultrasound (PAUS), now part of NAVIX Diagnostix, is searching for a dedicated professional to join our team, performing mobile veterinary ultrasounds across Western Massachusetts and Upstate/Central New York. This unique opportunity begins with training to learn the technique on animals with the transition into a full-time position as we expand our veterinary hospital client base.

Responsibilities:
· Conduct cardiac ultrasound exams and ECGs on small animals at various veterinary hospitals and clinics.
· Travel to client locations, covering a broad territory within Western Massachusetts and Upstate/Central New York.
· Receive specialized training to adapt human sonography skills to veterinary applications, focusing on animal-specific pathologies.
· Embrace the freedom and flexibility of a mobile work environment, enjoying the independence that comes with the “road warrior” lifestyle.

Why Choose PAUS?
Since 2006, PAUS has been at the forefront of providing on-site diagnostic ultrasound services directly to veterinary practices, specializing in small animal cardiac and abdominal ultrasounds. By eliminating the need for external referrals, we help streamline veterinary operations and enhance hospital revenue.

PAUS ensures high diagnostic accuracy using advanced ultrasound technology and state-of-the-art telemedicine connectivity. Our fully equipped machines and network of board-certified specialists guarantee superior imaging quality. Ultrasound images and lab results are promptly interpreted by radiologists, internists, or cardiologists, with reports available within 24 hours, or sooner if STAT.

In 2024, PAUS was acquired by NAVIX Diagnostix, enhancing our capabilities and resources to elevate the quality of care we offer. Our commitment to excellence ensures precise and compassionate examinations, bringing the high-quality service model of human hospitals to veterinary medicine.

Qualifications:
· Must be a Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer (RDCS).
· Graduation from a CAAHEP Accredited program in Diagnostic Medical Sonography.
· A passion for working with animals and a willingness to learn veterinary ultrasound.
· Enjoyment of driving and ability and willingness to cover a large service area.

What’s in it for You?
At PAUS, a company now part of NAVIX Diagnostix, we are committed to quality, growth, and supporting our employees. Our Total Rewards Benefits Program starts immediately upon employment and includes:

· Competitive pay rates and retention bonuses.
· Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
· Company-paid life, short-term, and long-term disability insurance.
· Supplemental voluntary benefits, including accident, critical illness, identity protection, and pet insurance.
· Flexible spending accounts (HCFSA and DCFSA) and a health savings account.
· Paid time off and company-observed holidays.
· Education assistance program and free CMEs.
· Reimbursement benefits for job-related certifications and memberships.
· 401(k) plan with company match.

If you are passionate about animal care, quality diagnostics, and eager to advance your career with a company that invests in your success, consider joining PAUS. We are proud of our exceptional team of sonographers and technologists and are committed to hiring individuals who share our passion for excellence.

Visit Us Online Learn more about our services by visiting 4paus.com. Discover how we bring top-quality mobile ultrasound to veterinary practices, specializing in small animal cardiac and abdominal ultrasounds, and how we can support your professional growth.

Apply Today! Become part of a dedicated team that values quality, growth, and your success. Start your journey with PAUS and NAVIX Diagnostix and help us continue to set the standard in veterinary ultrasound diagnostics.