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Ultrasound Technologist-Anatomy Education Support (Part-time)
The Ultrasound Technologist – Anatomy Education Support will play a key instructional role in the medical school anatomy laboratory by facilitating, demonstrating, and teaching ultrasound scanning techniques to medical students. This position supports the integration of ultrasound into the preclinical curriculum to enhance student understanding of human anatomy, physiologic structures, and anatomic relationships. The technologists will work collaboratively with anatomy faculty, clinicians, and educational staff to deliver high-quality, hands-on ultrasound learning experiences in a lab-based setting.
Required Qualifications Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography or related field Current certification as a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS), RVT, or equivalent credential Demonstrated proficiency in ultrasound imaging, anatomy identification, and image optimization Strong communication and interpersonal skills with an interest in education
Preferred Qualifications Prior experience teaching, training, or mentoring learners (medical students, residents, or allied health students) Familiarity with anatomy education, cadaver labs, or medical school curricula Experience with point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) applications Academic medical center or teaching hospital experience
Physical Demands Ability to stand for extended periods in lab settings Manual dexterity to perform ultrasound scanning and equipment setup Occasional lifting or repositioning of ultrasound equipment
Campus Orange Park Florida
Job Duty Facilitate ultrasound-based anatomy instruction for medical students in the anatomy lab and small-group settings Job Duty Demonstrate proper ultrasound scanning techniques, image optimization, and probe handling Job Duty Assist students in identifying normal human anatomy, spatial relationships, and surface landmarks using ultrasound imaging Job Duty Reinforce correlations between ultrasound findings, cadaveric anatomy, imaging studies, and clinical relevance Job Duty Support faculty-led teaching sessions by providing technical expertise and real-time imaging assistance Job Duty Prepare ultrasound equipment and lab spaces prior to instructional sessions Job Duty Ensure proper setup, calibration, cleaning, and maintenance of ultrasound machines and accessories Job Duty Maintain compliance with institutional safety, hygiene, and infection control standards Job Duty Assist in developing and updating ultrasound teaching protocols and instructional materials Job Duty Collaborate with anatomy faculty, course directors, and clinical educators to align ultrasound instruction with curricular objectives Job Duty Provide feedback to faculty regarding student performance, common lear