Apply to be an Ultrasound Coach (part-time, flexible)

Teach Community Sonographers How to Understand Ultrasound Images

About: 

The Community Ultrasound Program is committed to ensuring that abortion-seekers have access to timely, affordable and reliable ultrasounds in their community, if and when they need more information about their pregnancy. People need alternatives to anti-abortion centers, whether they are considering their options or have already decided to travel for care or seek telemedicine services.

We seek coaches to provide virtual ultrasound training, using our bespoke structured virtual training program. Coaches work with learners 1:1 or in small groups, using slide decks and videos designed to meet the needs of learners without formal medical training. After the virtual training, learners connect with in-person sites for hands-on training with their own probe.

Our goal:

To build a network of trusted community sonographers offering reliable and affordable early pregnancy dating so that people can make informed decisions about their pregnancies.

Coach qualifications:  

  • Experience in performing and interpreting early pregnancy ultrasound

  • Experience teaching/training 

  • Medication abortion knowledge

Schedule negotiable:

Live-video virtual training sessions at your convenience – minimum 2-4 hours per month

Compensation:

$65 an hour, invoiced/paid monthly – up to 10 hours per learner.

Essential Duties

  • Self-study of coach orientation sessions to master the training deck.

  • Provide interactive training sessions (scheduled with learner at mutual convenience): review images, discuss findings, and help the learner understand what they see (goal: no lectures, just discussion and learning)

General Requirements

  • Mastery of basic early pregnancy sonography: performing and interpreting

  • Enthusiastic trainer: must love to teach and facilitate discovery

  • Wholehearted commitment to reproductive justice and equity

  • Strong team player: able to collaborate constructively and treat all staff with consideration and respect.