Mammography Technologist in MD
ka recruitingChevy Chase (MD)
Mammography Technologist in MD
Posted 14 days ago
ka recruitingChevy Chase (MD)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Mammography Technologist Permanent Full Time with Full Benefits A respected imaging network is seeking an experienced Mammography Technologist to join a high performing breast imaging team. This role is ideal for someone who delivers exceptional patient care, values a supportive environment, and wants long term stability.
Key Responsibilities:
Perform high quality screening and diagnostic mammography exams following ACR and MQSA standards Ensure patient comfort, safety, and clear communication Maintain accurate documentation and regulatory compliance Collaborate with radiologists and clinical staff to support efficient workflow Participate in quality assurance and continuous improvement initiatives
Requirements:
- ARRT (R) and ARRT (M) required Current state license required (or willing to obtain) Minimum 1 year of mammography experience preferred Strong patient facing communication and attention to detail Ability to work effectively in a high volume outpatient setting
- Why Candidates Choose This Role
- Permanent full time with full benefits Professional growth within a respected imaging network Supportive leadership and modern imaging suites Stable, predictable weekday schedule
- Sign on and Relocation bonuses may be available!
- To apply, email your resume to or call/text. I will call you as soon as I receive your application! OR Apply to this ad!
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