Deanna Vuong

• Performed hands-on scanning under supervision, including abdominal, OB/GYN, vascular, and small-parts exams, gaining practical experience with diagnostic ultrasound protocols.
• Operated ultrasound equipment, adjusted technical factors, and followed proper imaging techniques to ensure clear, diagnostic-quality images.
• Assisted with patient positioning and transducer selection, reinforcing proper ergonomics and scanning efficiency.
• Practiced PACS usage, saving, labeling, and reviewing images according to clinic standards.

• Guided patients through procedures with clear, calming communication, ensuring comfort and understanding during exams.
• Demonstrated trauma-informed and patient-centered care, especially with anxious, elderly, or mobility-limited patients.
• Maintained patient privacy and complied with HIPAA standards at all times.

• Prepared exam rooms, cleaned equipment, and followed infection-control protocols consistent with clinical practice standards.
• Observed and supported sonographers during a variety of diagnostic exams, learning workflow, time management, and exam sequencing.
• Collaborated with sonographers, radiologists, and medical staff to prioritize patients and support clinic efficiency.

• Entered patient histories and exam information accurately into the system, reinforcing data integrity and attention to detail.
• Verified patient identity and order details, demonstrating a strong understanding of clinical protocols and safety checks.

Client Care & Correspondence Precision & Technical Accuracy

• Developed excellent patient-interaction skills by engaging with diverse individuals, building trust quickly, and communicating calmly and professionally in stressful situations.
• Used strong listening and observational skills to assess customer needs—transferable to evaluating patient comfort and responding to concerns with empathy.
• Demonstrated meticulous attention to detail when measuring, preparing, and documenting orders—skills that support accuracy in scanning protocols and patient records.
• Maintained a high level of focus during multitasking, ensuring accuracy even in high-volume environments.

• Used strong observational skills to monitor patient behavior, identify changes, and respond appropriately—transferable to observing patient condition, recognizing discomfort, and adjusting scan techniques.
• Collected accurate behavioral data and maintained detailed documentation, reflecting the precision needed for imaging reports and patient charting.

• Applied de-escalation strategies and emotional support techniques to help patients remain calm, showing readiness to work with anxious, young, or uncomfortable ultrasound patients.
• Remained composed in high-stress scenarios, ensuring patient and staff safety while maintaining professionalism.

• Worked closely with multidisciplinary teams, including therapists, nurses, and educators—skills that translate directly to collaborating with radiologists, sonographers, and clinical staff.
• Prioritized tasks efficiently and managed multiple responsibilities, similar to maintaining exam schedules and preparing rooms for ultrasound procedures.

• Adhered to structured treatment plans and strict safety protocols, reflecting the discipline required to follow scanning procedures and infection-control standards.
• Maintained a clean, organized environment, aligning with clinical room preparation and equipment care.

• Scheduled sessions, managed client transitions, and balanced multiple responsibilities—similar to maintaining daily scan schedules and preparing exam rooms.