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Ultrasound Tech
Company : Catholic Health Initiatives
Location : Dodge City, KS, 67801-2270
Job Type : Full Time
Salary : 28.81-43.59 HOUR
Date Posted : 3 January 2026
Job Summary and Responsibilities
You have a purpose, unique talents and NOW is the time to embrace it, live it and put it to work. At CommonSpirit Health, we value incredible people with incredible skills – but your commitment to a greater cause is something we value even more.
Provide quality patient care to all patients within the medical imaging department. Perform high quality images and exams on patients while maintaining the sensitivity to patient needs. Demonstrates leadership abilities and is a role model for other associate technologists. Acts as a clinical resource to unit personnel and assures current standards of practice for the unit.
Job Requirements
In addition to bringing your whole self to the workplace each day, qualified candidates will need the following:
- One year of ultrasound experience strongly preferred
- HS Diploma or GED required
- Associates Degree strongly preferred
- Bachelor’s Degree preferred
- ARDMS - registered required RDMS(OB/GYN) or (AB) or (BR);
- or ARRT registered R.T.(S)(ARRT) or R.T.(S)(BS)(ARRT) or ARDMS registered RVT(VT) with OB or ABD required within 1 year or hire, or ARRT registered - R.T.(S)(VS)(ARRT)
- or ARDMS registered RDCS(AE) or (PE) or Cardiovascular Credentialing International (RCS)
- Basic Life Support (BLS) from American Heart Association required
Physical Requirements-Exert up to 50lbs force occasionally, and/or up to 20lbs frequently, and/or up to 10lbs constantly
Where You'll WorkWhen people and places align, incredible things happen. Just like the 21,000+ amazing associates who work here, every community within CommonSpirit Health’s connected ecosystem has its own unique history, story and personality.
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Frequently asked questions
In Dodge City, employers prioritize ARDMS credentials like RDMS (OB/GYN or ABD) and ARRT registered sonographer certifications. Holding BLS certification from the American Heart Association also boosts employability for ultrasound technician roles locally.
Dodge City has a moderate demand for ultrasound techs, with steady openings in healthcare facilities. Competition is manageable due to fewer specialist candidates, making it a promising area for techs with ARDMS or ARRT registration to establish themselves.
Ultrasound Techs focus on producing detailed sonographic images, requiring patient interaction and precise probe handling. Unlike CT or MRI technicians, they often manage real-time imaging adjustments and must be sensitive to patient comfort during exams.
Yes, Ultrasound Techs can progress to specialized sonographer roles, supervisory positions, or clinical educator roles. Gaining additional certifications like RVT or RDCS can open doors to cardiovascular or fetal echocardiography specialties.
Catholic Health Initiatives emphasizes continuous skill development and leadership opportunities for Ultrasound Techs. They foster a supportive environment where technologists can act as clinical resources while pursuing advanced credentials.
At Catholic Health Initiatives, Ultrasound Techs are expected to deliver patient-centered care with technical expertise, serve as role models, and ensure compliance with current imaging standards. Leadership qualities alongside clinical skills are highly valued.
Ultrasound Techs in Dodge City typically earn around $58,000 annually, which is slightly below the national average of approximately $70,000. Cost of living and regional healthcare budgets influence these figures, making local jobs competitive within Kansas.
Possessing ARDMS or ARRT sonographer certifications along with BLS training is crucial. An associate degree or higher enhances your profile, and having at least one year of ultrasound experience will significantly improve your chances in this market.
Ultrasound Techs must balance technical imaging duties with empathetic patient interaction, often addressing patient anxieties and adapting techniques for comfort. This dual focus demands strong communication and sensitivity beyond pure technical skills.