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Ultrasound Technologist / DMS ARDMS Certified

Rochester, NY
$87,242 - $107,653 a year

Start date:

20 Sep 2026

Job Type:

Full Time

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Image the Future in Rochester, New York: Where Clinical Excellence Meets Lakeside Living

 

There are cities that simply function — and then there are cities that inspire. Rochester, New York is firmly in the second category. Nestled along the southern shore of Lake Ontario and cradled by the rolling Genesee River Valley, Rochester is a place where world-class medicine, deep-rooted community, and a lifestyle that surprises and delights at every turn come together in a way few cities can match. If you are a skilled and credentialed Diagnostic Medical Sonographer ready to bring your expertise somewhere that genuinely rewards it, your next chapter might just begin here.

 

This is not a placeholder role. This is a meaningful opportunity to join a respected imaging team, sharpen your craft, and plant roots in a city that has been quietly redefining itself as one of the most livable, affordable, and culturally rich metros in the Northeast.

 

About the Position

 

We are actively recruiting a talented and compassionate Diagnostic Medical Sonographer to join a well-established imaging department committed to delivering exceptional, patient-first care. You will work alongside an experienced team of radiologists and referring clinicians, operating advanced ultrasound systems across a diverse and engaging caseload. This is a role where your technical precision directly shapes patient outcomes — and where the team around you will push you to grow every single day.

 

What You Will Be Doing

  • Conduct a wide range of ultrasound studies including abdominal, obstetric, gynecological, vascular, and small parts examinations
  • Guide patients through procedures with clear communication, reassurance, and attentive care
  • Partner with radiologists and referring providers to produce and deliver high-quality diagnostic imaging
  • Maintain, monitor, and promptly report any technical issues with ultrasound equipment
  • Accurately document all imaging procedures and update patient records within the electronic health record system
  • Engage in continuing education and stay current with emerging sonographic techniques and industry standards

 

Education Requirements

  • Associate or Bachelor degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography or a closely related discipline
  • Graduation from a CAAHEP-accredited Sonography program is strongly preferred

 

Certifications Required

  • Active ARDMS certification or a recognized equivalent credential in good standing
  • BLS certification preferred at time of hire

 

Skills That Set You Apart

  • Confident, hands-on proficiency with sonographic imaging protocols and patient positioning techniques
  • Strong interpersonal and verbal communication abilities
  • Capacity to work independently while contributing effectively within a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment
  • Composure and adaptability in a fast-moving, patient-centered clinical setting

 

Benefits You Can Count On

  • Flexible scheduling and shift options designed to support genuine work-life balance
  • Clear pathways for professional development, specialty training, and career advancement
  • A collaborative culture built on mentorship, respect, and shared clinical purpose
  • Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision coverage — details shared upon application

 

The Work That Moves You

 

Sonography has always been about more than the images themselves. It is about the quiet reassurance you offer a nervous patient before a scan. It is about the clarity you provide to a physician navigating a complex case. It is about the prenatal image that fills a room with joy, and the emergency study that changes the course of someone's care in a matter of minutes. As a Diagnostic Medical Sonographer, your skill and your presence carry enormous weight — and here, that weight is recognized and honored.

 

Every examination you perform contributes to something larger. A diagnosis confirmed. A treatment path clarified. A family given peace of mind. You are not simply running a probe across a patient — you are participating in one of the most human acts in medicine: helping people understand what is happening inside their own bodies.

 

Rochester, New York — A City That Rewards the Curious

 

Let us be honest: Rochester does not always get the credit it deserves. That is precisely what makes it such a remarkable place to land. While other metros grab headlines, Rochester has been quietly building something extraordinary — a thriving arts scene, a nationally recognized food culture, a healthcare and university ecosystem of genuine depth, and neighborhoods so charming they stop newcomers in their tracks.

 

Picture yourself on a crisp autumn morning, walking through the George Eastman Museum grounds with a coffee in hand, the maple trees blazing overhead in amber and crimson. Spend a Saturday afternoon exploring the Public Market, one of the oldest and most beloved community markets in the country, where local vendors, fresh produce, and the smell of fresh-baked bread welcome you like an old friend. When winter settles in — and it does settle in, beautifully — you will find cozy wine bars, world-class performing arts at Eastman Theatre, and some of the finest cross-country skiing the region has to offer just a short drive away.

 

Come spring, the city bursts back to life. The Lilac Festival at Highland Park — the largest in the nation — draws visitors from across the country, and rightly so. Summers along the Erie Canal trail offer cycling, paddleboarding, and waterfront dining that rivals destinations twice the size and three times the cost. Rochester sits at the gateway to the Finger Lakes wine country, meaning a world-class vineyard experience is never more than forty-five minutes from your front door.

 

And then there is the practical reality that makes all of this even sweeter: Rochester is genuinely affordable. Housing costs well below the national average, a tight-knit community feel, excellent school systems, and a cost of living that allows you to actually enjoy your income rather than simply survive on it. For a healthcare professional looking to build a life — not just a career — Rochester checks every box and then quietly adds a few more you did not even know you wanted.

 

The city is also home to some of the most respected medical institutions in New York State, which means the professional landscape here is rich with opportunity, collaboration, and the kind of intellectual stimulation that keeps sharp clinicians engaged for the long haul.

 

The Kind of Person We Are Looking For

 

You take your craft seriously. You know that the quality of an ultrasound image and the quality of the patient experience are equally important — and you never compromise on either. You are someone who walks into a room and immediately puts nervous patients at ease. You are technically precise, professionally curious, and genuinely invested in the people you serve.

 

You may be an early-career sonographer eager to develop your skills in a supportive, high-quality environment. Or you may be a seasoned professional ready for a change of scenery and a team that matches your drive. In either case, what you are really looking for is a place where your work is respected, your growth is supported, and your life outside the hospital is rich enough to sustain everything you give inside it.

 

Rochester, we believe, is that place for you.

 

Take the Next Step

 

Apply today and let us start a conversation. We are assembling a team of imaging professionals who are as passionate about people as they are about precision — and we want to hear your story. Bring your ARDMS credentials, your clinical instincts, and your appetite for a career that means something. Rochester is ready for you.

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