At MedicsPro, our experienced team of professional recruiters ensures that we match qualified sonographers with locum and permanent roles worldwide.

We Offer:

• A dedicated compliance officer
• A market-leading referral scheme
• Access to exclusive ultrasound vacancies
• Expert consultative service
• Opportunities across the UK, Scotland, Ireland and Wales.
• Preferred supply status with numerous NHS and private healthcare providers
• Weekly payroll

What is a Gynaecological Ultrasound?

A gynaecological ultrasound is commonly used to assess conditions affecting the female pelvic organs, including the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries.

How Will I Know if I Need a Gynaecological Ultrasound?

Your healthcare provider will refer you for a gynaecological ultrasound if it is necessary. This type of ultrasound is often utilised to evaluate conditions impacting the organs in a woman’s pelvis. Additionally, some of our hospitals provide Hysterosalpingogram Contrast Sonography (HyCoSy) and alternative ovarian screening methods.

How Should I Prepare for a Gynaecological Ultrasound?

If you are having your pelvis scanned, you should arrive at the appointment with a full bladder. This helps provide a clearer view of the pelvic organs. A restroom will be available for you to empty your bladder right after the scan. Please make sure to carefully review any preparation instructions provided before your appointment.

What Happens During an Ultrasound?

A gynaecologist will operate the ultrasound machine, which can perform either of two types of scans based on the area being examined:

• External: A cool gel is applied to the skin over the area to be scanned, and a probe is moved back and forth. You may be asked to take deep breaths or change positions to capture different images.
• Internal: For examining potential abnormalities such as polyps, cysts, or fibroids, as well as assessing the ovaries or uterus, a small probe is inserted into the vagina.

The sound waves reflect off the internal organs and return through the probe to a computer, which converts these waves into detailed real-time images displayed on a monitor.

An ultrasound is generally painless; however, some slight discomfort may occur depending on the type of scan. A consultant radiologist will perform the procedure, assisted by a healthcare assistant who will be present to support you.

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Key Benefits:

• Access to a Wide Range of Opportunities: MedicsPro offers a broad selection of locum and permanent positions across various medical specialties.
• Competitive Pay Rates: The agency provides highly competitive pay rates to ensure you’re well-compensated for your skills and experience.
• Flexible Work Options: With locum and permanent roles available, you can choose work that suits your schedule and lifestyle, offering greater work-life balance.
• Dedicated Support: MedicsPro offers personalised support from a team of experienced recruitment consultants who are there to guide you through the job search process.
• Exclusive Roles: Many of the positions available through MedicsPro are exclusive, giving you access to roles that may not be advertised elsewhere.
• Ongoing Training and Development: The agency provides opportunities for continuing professional development, helping you stay current with industry standards and enhance your career prospects.
• Fast and Efficient Recruitment Process: MedicsPro ensures a smooth and streamlined recruitment process, minimising the time it takes for you to secure your next role.
• Nationwide and International Opportunities: Whether you're looking for work in the NHS, private sector, or overseas, MedicsPro offers positions across the UK and beyond.