Sangita Parikh is a highly accomplished Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer (RDCS) with over 22 years of specialized experience in echocardiography, currently serving as the Technical Director of Echocardiography at Riverview Regional Medical Center. In this pivotal role, Sangita has been instrumental in elevating the standards...
Sangita Parikh is a highly accomplished Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer (RDCS) with over 22 years of specialized experience in echocardiography, currently serving as the Technical Director of Echocardiography at Riverview Regional Medical Center. In this pivotal role, Sangita has been instrumental in elevating the standards of cardiac imaging, successfully leading the Echo Lab to achieve ICAEL Standards Certification, a testament to her dedication to quality and excellence in medical diagnostics.
Her expertise encompasses a wide array of advanced echocardiographic techniques, including 2D imaging, M-mode, Colorflow, and Doppler assessments, which she adeptly performs in collaboration with cardiologists to ensure accurate and timely diagnoses. Sangita’s proficiency extends to specialized procedures such as Transesophageal Echocardiography and Dobutamine stress echocardiography, making her a vital resource for both pediatric and adult patients with complex cardiac conditions.
In addition to her technical skills, Sangita’s deep understanding of various diagnostic equipment—including the Philips IE33, Philips Epic, and Siemens Cypress—enables her to optimize imaging protocols and enhance the overall efficiency of the echocardiography lab. Her commitment to continuous professional development is reflected in her Advanced Echocardiography Certification and her active involvement in interventional cardiology and clinical diagnostic cardiology. With a strong foundation in hospital administration and a passion for non-invasive cardiology, Sangita Parikh is not only a leader in her field but also a dedicated advocate for patient care and innovative cardiovascular imaging solutions.
