Mammography Technologist - Boston, MA
ka recruitingEast Boston (MA)
Mammography Technologist - Boston, MA
Posted yesterday
ka recruitingEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
A healthcare organization in the Boston, MA area is looking for an experienced Mammography Technologist to join its Breast Imaging team!
Position Highlights:
- Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–5:00 PMNo nights, weekends, holidays, or on-call
- Sign-on bonus
- Relocation assistance
- Comprehensive benefits and retirement plan with company match
- Generous PTO and continuing education opportunities
- Hospital-based Breast Imaging department
Responsibilities:
- Perform diagnostic mammography examinations
- Operate and maintain mammography equipment
- Ensure patient comfort, safety, and high-quality imaging
- Collaborate with radiologists and other healthcare professionals
- Follow established imaging protocols and regulatory standards
- Assist with mentoring staff and students as needed
Qualifications:
- Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program requiredARRT Mammography certification required upon hire
- Valid Massachusetts Radiology/Mammography license required upon hire
- Knowledge of diagnostic radiology and mammography procedures
- Experience operating and maintaining mammography equipment2–3 years of mammography experience preferred
- Strong communication and patient care skills
- Interested in Learning More?
- For more information and immediate consideration, email cecelia@ka-recruiting.com or text (617) 746-2744!
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