Diagnostic Medical Sonographer - DMS

Guide Patients With Clarity in a Place That Moves to Its Own Southern Rhythm

If you're an Ultrasound Technologist who takes pride in both precision and people, this opportunity offers the best of both worlds — a role where your technical skills make a real difference and your ability to connect truly shines. Whether you're seasoned in sonography or still gaining your footing, you’ll find a supportive, collaborative team ready to welcome you and help you grow. Here, every scan you perform offers more than just information — it brings peace of mind, answers to tough questions, and the kind of clarity that shapes care and eases concern.

You’ll join a group that respects the art of your work as much as the science, with leadership that knows great imaging takes time, teamwork, and trust. Our department runs smoothly because we invest in people — from maintaining reliable equipment and manageable workloads to offering opportunities for education and advancement. If you’re looking for a role where your impact is personal and your environment is professional, you’re in the right place.

What You’ll Be Doing

In this full-time position, you’ll perform a variety of ultrasound exams — abdominal, pelvic, vascular, and musculoskeletal — with precision and empathy. You’ll help patients feel at ease, adjusting positioning and scanning parameters to ensure clear, diagnostic-quality images. You’ll collaborate with physicians and radiologists, contributing to accurate interpretations and quick, informed care decisions. Along the way, you’ll keep clear records, follow all regulatory standards, and remain a calm and steady presence during moments that often carry emotional weight.

Why This Team — and This Place — Matter

What sets this team apart is the culture — a mix of trust, support, and genuine camaraderie that shows up every day. You’ll be encouraged to keep learning, keep growing, and keep reaching for the kind of excellence that fuels great care. From flexible scheduling to mentorship and continuing education, we make it easy to stay engaged and invested in your path.

And outside of work? There’s a rhythm to life here that’s hard to find elsewhere. This region sits in the heart of Georgia, where music is more than background noise — it’s heritage. It’s where soulful sounds echo through historic streets, cherry blossoms line the sidewalks every spring, and deep community roots meet fresh creative energy. Antebellum architecture, food with flavor and pride, and a warm, welcoming spirit all contribute to a lifestyle that feels both grounded and full of possibility.

What We’re Looking For

You’ll need an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, plus ARDMS or ARRT-S certification. At least one year of clinical experience is preferred, but confident new grads with a heart for patient care are encouraged to apply. You’ll thrive here if you have strong anatomical knowledge, excellent communication skills, and a calm, focused approach to every scan.

Let’s Get to Work — And Make It Matter

If you’re ready to join a team that sees the whole picture — your skills, your dedication, and your potential — we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and bring your talent, your care, and your curiosity to a place where your work speaks volumes — even when it’s silent.