All-Stat Portable

Ultrasound Sonographer

Lubbock, TX - Full Time

ULTRASOUND SONOGRAPHER 

Lubbock, TX | Full-Time | Flexible Schedule

$38 - $46 / HR

About All-Stat Portable 

All-Stat Portable is a leading provider of mobile diagnostic imaging, delivering high-quality ultrasound, ECHO, and clinical services directly to hospitals, clinics, and patients’ homes. Our teams combine advanced portable technology with compassionate, patient-centered care—anytime and anywhere it’s needed. 

Role Overview 

As an Ultrasound Sonographer, you bring comfort, clarity, and clinical accuracy to every exam. You will perform high-quality abdominal, vascular, and general ultrasound studies across various healthcare environments using portable equipment—all while creating a calm, supportive experience for the patient. 

What You’ll Do 

  • Prepare, position, and guide patients through ultrasound procedures 

  • Perform abdominal, vascular, and general ultrasound exams using portable equipment 

  • Adjust imaging techniques to ensure the highest-quality results 

  • Collaborate with providers to determine appropriate examinations 

  • Document findings accurately in electronic health records 

  • Maintain equipment cleanliness and functionality 

  • Troubleshoot technical issues and support safe imaging practices 

  • Travel to hospitals, clinics, and patient homes within your region 

What You Bring 

  • Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography 

  • RDMS certification (or equivalent) TMB

  • Strong communication and patient-care skills 

  • Ability to work independently across varied environments 

  • Solid understanding of ultrasound physics and portable imaging practices 

  • Time-management skills and adaptability in fast-paced settings 

  • Mobile ultrasound or clinical experience preferred (not required) 

Why Ultrasound Sonographers Love All-Stat Portable 

  • True Clinical Independence: You control your workflow, your pace, and your approach—no micromanagement, just trust in your expertise. 

  • Meaningful Patient Impact: You bring care directly to patients who often cannot travel, making your work both essential and rewarding. 

  • Variety Every Day: Hospitals, clinics, private homes—no two days or environments are the same. 

  • Clinician-First Culture: Leadership supports your needs, values your input, and invests in tools that make your job easier. 

  • Modern Portable Technology: Reliable, well-maintained equipment that helps you capture great images in any setting. 

  • Professional Growth: Opportunities for continuing education, training, and expanding into advanced modalities. 

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