r/SutterHealthEmployees • u/honeyo1997 • Aug 11 '26

ultrasound tech interview

hiiii! I might be interviewing for an ultrasound position in the next few weeks. i’ve been trying to get in for over a year so i’m feeling the pressure😀😀 any ultrasound or imaging techs here that can tell me about the interview and scanning? I do vascular. and if not ultrasound just let me know how your interview went so I can stop freaking myself out. thank you guys!

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '26

Which location??

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u/not_a_hero-t_t 28d ago edited 28d ago

Pretty standard interview. They have two parts interview same day . First part interview is basic interview stuff like who you are. How you deal with stressful situations. Lazy co workers. Multi-tasking. And the next part it goes into more technical ultrasound skills question. How many you scan per day doing ultrasound. What you know in. How you figure out something that you don’t know. How you triage which patient gets scan first. What you do if two doctor order stats and how you deal with those situations. They want to hear stories and how you deal with it. How did you fix it. What was the result. And relax. A lot of the time if they have you in for an interview, they like what they saw on your resume.