GD Resources LLC is seeking a qualified Ultrasound Technician (Radiologic Technologist) to provide on-site diagnostic imaging services for the adult in custody (AIC) population at a federal correctional facility. The selected candidate will be responsible for performing a wide range of ultrasound and echocardiogram procedures, operating independently, and ensuring timely delivery of diagnostic results.

This position requires both clinical expertise and the ability to work in a secure correctional environment.

 Work Schedule

• 2 service visits per quarter
• Each visit: 8-hour shift (typically between 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM)
• Maximum: 16 hours per quarter (~64 hours annually)
• Schedule may be adjusted based on facility needs
• No work on Federal holidays (unless required)

 Key Responsibilities

• Perform ultrasound and echocardiogram procedures as ordered by medical staff
• Operate and maintain portable ultrasound equipment (provided by contractor)
• Independently conduct imaging and ensure diagnostic-quality results
• Transmit studies and reports electronically in a timely manner
• Identify and communicate preliminary abnormalities to physicians
• Maintain patient records, logs, and exam documentation
• Perform routine equipment calibration, QA checks, and maintenance
• Coordinate with medical staff to ensure continuity of care
• Follow all clinical protocols, safety standards, and infection control practices
• Work effectively with a diverse patient population
• Comply with all correctional facility procedures and security requirements

 Minimum Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited ultrasound/echocardiography program
• Certification from the
   American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS)
• Must be certified in:
  • General Ultrasound
  • Vascular
  • Echocardiography
  • Abdomen
• Minimum 3 years of experience as an ultrasound technician
• Current CPR certification
• Must carry medical liability insurance
• Ability to work independently without technical support

 Clearance & Compliance Requirements

• Must pass:
  • Background investigation (including NCIC and fingerprinting)
  • Drug screening
  • Security clearance process
• Must comply with:
  • Privacy Act requirements
  • Institutional policies and procedures
  • Infection control and communicable disease protocols

Equipment Requirement

• Contractor must provide:
  • Portable ultrasound imaging equipment
  • Equipment must meet facility approval standards
  • Must be maintained and fully operational at all times

 Work Environment Considerations

• Services performed inside a federal correctional facility
• Regular interaction with adult in custody (AIC) population
• Must maintain professional boundaries and security awareness
• Delays may occur due to institutional or security conditions

 Dress Code

• Professional attire required (scrubs permitted)
• No green or khaki scrubs
• Clothing must be appropriate for a correctional environment

Restrictions

The contractor will not:

• Supervise inmates or BOP staff
• Participate in custody or security operations
• Develop institutional policies
• Handle government procurement actions

Summary

This role is ideal for an experienced, independent ultrasound professional who can deliver high-quality diagnostic services in a structured and secure healthcare environment