Neko Health
Senior Vascular Sonographer
London, Remote. Posted 18 days ago
The role
You will perform and report arterial duplex ultrasound of the lower and upper limbs for members. You will work with a Vascular Specialist to carry out follow-up examinations and help shape the clinical pathway.
What you will do
- Perform and report arterial duplex ultrasound of the lower and upper limbs
- Carry out repeat ankle-brachial pressure index with Doppler, toe pressures or toe-brachial index
- Record findings clearly and report them to the Vascular Specialist
- Recognise and escalate findings that need urgent action
- Flag requests that do not fit findings to the Vascular Specialist
- Contribute to protocols, SOPs, and audits
- Maintain equipment, probe cleaning and infection control standards
- Cross-cover follow-up lists at other clinics when needed
- Uphold safeguarding, consent, confidentiality and information governance standards
Required qualifications
- Registered with the HCPC, or accredited as a vascular sonographer through a recognised route such as a CASE-accredited programme or the Register of Clinical Technologists
- A recognised qualification in vascular ultrasound or vascular science
- Strong hands-on vascular ultrasound experience
- Excellent communication
- Sound clinical awareness and the confidence to escalate
- Willingness to travel occasionally to cover our clinics in other cities
- Right to work in the UK
Nice to have
- Five or more years of experience, or experience supervising or training other clinicians in vascular technique
- Experience in a preventive, screening or private healthcare setting
- An interest in learning new vascular technologies
- Experience contributing to audit, service development or protocol writing
- Comfort working with digital clinical systems and structured reporting
Benefits
- Travel costs covered
About the company
Neko is redefining what prevention means, from treating illness when it arrives, to sustaining health before it's ever at risk. The mission is to make data-driven, preventative care accessible to more people, before symptoms appear.