Special Imaging Technologist ( Breast Center )
ut medical centerKnoxville (TN)
Special Imaging Technologist ( Breast Center )
Posted 6 days ago
ut medical centerKnoxville (TN)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Summary:
ARRT or ARDMS Certifications RequiredPerforms optimum, safe diagnostic and screening breast ultrasound exams accurately and proficiently, following departmental protocol. Responsible for Breast Ultrasound QA program and ensuring compliance to ACR Breast Ultrasound Accreditation.
Coordinate, review and prepare for daily ultrasound schedule.
Notify patients of benign results as instructed by radiologist.
Perform follow up calls to biopsy patients as needed and provide documentation on procedural progress note.
Assist with patient workflow for diagnostic evaluations.
Mammography Certification and experience in addition to Breast Sonography is preferred.
Requirements:
- Breast Ultrasound ARRT or ARDMS Required: American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers
- American Registry of Diagnostic Medical SonographersARRT Mammography : American Registry of Radiologic Technologists and
- Mammography Certification preferred in addition to Ultrasound CertificationBLS : Basic Life Support 1-2 years Breast Ultrasound experience preferred
Has detailed knowledge of three dimensional spatial and cross-sectional anatomy and of common physiological and pathological processes.
Employment Type: Full Time
Bonus/Commission: No
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