Ultrasound Sonographer

The successful Sonographer will be responsible for independently undertaking a range of routine and specialist antenatal ultrasound examinations within their scope of competence, including: Perform and independently report diagnostic obstetric ultrasound examinations, including: Fetal Anomaly Scans (FASP compliant), including uterine artery Doppler assessment 45-minute appointments Fetal Growth Scans 30-minute appointments Dating and Nuchal Translucency (NT) Scans 30-minute appointments Twin Pregnancy Anatomy and Growth Scans 60-minute appointments Produce accurate, timely and clinically appropriate ultrasound reports using Trust-approved digital reporting systems. Ensure all patient records and clinical documentation are completed accurately on the day of attendance. Identify, review and verify suspected fetal abnormalities or other abnormal findings before escalation. Escalate clinical concerns promptly to the appropriate Consultant Fetal Medicine Specialist, Obstetric Consultant, Designated Senior Sonographer or Trust Clinician, ensuring escalation takes place before the patient leaves the department. Maintain comprehensive documentation of all escalations and participate in audit, quality assurance and governance reviews where required. Maintain compliance with national screening programme requirements, local maternity pathways and Trust policies. Provide compassionate, professional and patient-centred care to women and their families throughout the scanning process. Work collaboratively with the Fetal Medicine, Ultrasound and wider maternity teams. Maintain patient confidentiality and work within individual scope of practice, competencies and professional registration requirements. Maintain professional competence and participate in relevant continuing professional development and quality assurance activities. Undertake other duties appropriate to the role and service as required.