Michelle Natividad

• Performing high-quality vascular ultrasound images related to lower extremity arterials, veins, and deep vein thrombosis.
• Assist physicians in interpreting sonographic data and preliminary findings.
• Assist physicians in performing lower extremity venous procedures pertaining to venous mapping, scanning deep vein thrombosis, assist in set up vein procedures and help out team members as needed for better workflow.

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• Uses independent judgment during the sonographic exam to accurately differentiate between normal and pathological findings.
• Perform non-invasive vascular screening tests requiring minimal supervision while maintaining high standard medical ethics. Testing includes lower extremity venous doppler and waveforms, venous insufficiency, vein mapping, ultrasound guided sclerotherapy, and assisting physicians in procedures.

• Analyzes sonograms and communicates findings to the physician by preparing preliminary reports.
• Provides patient care by ensuring the comfort and safety of the patient.
• Maintains ultrasound equipment, supplies, and work area.
• Imaged Carotid, Lower extremity arterial duplex, lower extremity venous duplex
• ABIs, Venous Insufficiency, ultrasound guided sclerotherapy, phlebectomy, RFA, Laser, Venaseal

• Works at a central monitoring station and monitors cardiac arrhythmia.
• Print and interpret cardiac rhythms.
• Admit/discharge patients.
• Communicate with the nurses and physicians for any cardiac changes.
• Knowledge of operating cardiac equipment and telemetry packs.
• Experience with EKGs.
• Observed company’s policies and procedures.

• Assist patients with ADLs such as feeding, mouth care, grooming, shaving, and incontinence care.
• Assist nurses with care of residents.
• Measure and record patient vital signs.
• Assist with restorative care.

• Assisted with personal tasks such as dressing and bathing.
• Provided clean and safe homes for patients.
• Chart daily documentation
• Obtain lab samples.