Job Description

A sono typist, or ultrasound typist, is a medical professional who transcribes ultrasound findings into written reports. They work closely with radiologists and other healthcare providers to ensure accurate and timely documentation of ultrasound scans.

Here's a more detailed look at the role:Key Responsibilities:

Transcribing Ultrasound Findings:

Accurately converting verbal findings from sonographers (ultrasound technicians) into written reports.

Ensuring Accuracy and Completeness:

Following medical terminology and formatting standards to ensure reports are precise and comprehensive.

Maintaining Patient Records:

Assisting with updating patient records and organizing imaging data.

Collaborating with Healthcare Professionals:

Working closely with radiologists and other doctors to ensure clear communication and timely reporting.

Maintaining Confidentiality:

Adhering to strict confidentiality protocols when handling patient information.

Typing Speed and Accuracy:

Possessing exceptional typing skills and attention to detail to ensure efficient and accurate transcription.
Skills and Qualifications:

Typing Proficiency:

Excellent typing speed and accuracy are crucial.

Medical Terminology:

Knowledge of medical terminology related to ultrasound and radiology is essential.

Attention to Detail:

The ability to accurately transcribe information and catch errors is vital.

Communication Skills:

Good communication skills are necessary for collaborating with healthcare professionals.

Computer Skills:

Familiarity with computer software and electronic medical record systems is often required.
Where They Work:Sono typists typically work in medical facilities like: Hospitals, Diagnostic Centers, and Radiology Clinics. In essence, a sono typist plays a crucial role in the efficient and accurate documentation of ultrasound procedures, supporting the medical team in providing quality patient care.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: From ?12,000.00 per month

Schedule:

Day shift
Work Location: In person