ARDMS Fetal Echocardiography Tutor

Role Description The ARDMS Fetal Echocardiography Tutor role is a part-time, remote position focused on providing specialized academic and clinical guidance to learners preparing for ARDMS Fetal Echocardiography certification. The tutor will design and deliver structured online lessons, review fetal echo anatomy and pathology, explain imaging protocols, and guide learners through exam-oriented case studies and practice questions. Responsibilities include assessing learner needs, creating customized study plans, offering constructive feedback on image interpretation, and clarifying complex cardiology and ultrasound concepts. The tutor will also support learners in understanding professional standards, best practices in maternal-fetal care, and safe use of ultrasound technology, while maintaining accurate records of progress and communicating regularly with education coordinators as needed.

Qualifications

• Strong fetal echocardiography expertise, including detailed knowledge of fetal cardiac anatomy, pathology, and standard imaging protocols.
• Demonstrated experience performing and interpreting obstetric and fetal echocardiography studies, preferably in a clinical or academic setting.
• Effective teaching, mentoring, and communication skills, with the ability to explain complex concepts clearly in virtual learning environments.
• Proficiency with online education tools, learning management systems, and remote collaboration platforms.
• Current ARDMS registration in Fetal Echocardiography or closely related specialty (or equivalent recognized credential).
• Relevant academic background in Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Cardiovascular Technology, Radiologic Sciences, Nursing, or a related healthcare field.
• Strong organizational and time-management skills to support part-time, flexible scheduling and consistent learner follow-up.
• Prior experience in exam preparation tutoring, clinical instruction, or sonography education is highly beneficial.
• Commitment to ethical practice, patient safety principles, and adherence to international sonography and maternal-fetal care guidelines.