Mammography Technologist - Kenmore - Atrius Health
$40.05 to $60.05 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$40.05 to $60.05 per hour
About the role
- Confirms appropriate clinical data, obtains patient history, and uses the lowest possible dose to provide high quality images for the interpreting radiologist
- Provides for the emotional, physical well-being, and safety of the patient while maintaining strict standards of patient confidentiality
- Communicate effectively with patients as well as other members of the health care team
- Recognizes and effectively communicates equipment problems in a timely manner to the Department Supervisor
- For every location worked, provides on-going CEU documentation to support licensure requirement
- Continuing education and continuing experience requirements as defined by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) must be maintained
- Willingness to cover in other location(s) when urgent need arises
- Willingness to participate in the training of new mammographers
- High School diploma or equivalency certificate (e.g. GED, HiSET, TASC Test) from an accredited institution or governmental unit
- Graduate of an accredited radiography program
- Must be licensed in Radiography for 1+ years
- Passed the ARRT exam in Mammography
- Must possess mammography license in the state of Massachusetts
- American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS)
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) may be required based on specialty
- Knowledge of Mammography equipment and MQSA and ACR regulations
- Knowledge of PACS and associated equipment
- General knowledge of healthcare delivery services
- Proven ability to learn and master new tasks related to Image Quality and SafetyProven ability to communicate effectively and work with people of various diverse backgrounds
- Proven ability to complete Mammography exams in a timely manner even under stressful condition
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