Mammography Technologist
$31.34 - $58.29
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$31.34 - $58.29
About the role
- PRN as needed
- Participates in patient tracking and follow-up processes, assisting with recalls, additional imaging coordination, and biopsy scheduling as required by departmental workflows.
- Supports breast center initiatives, such as accreditation preparation, community screening events, or quality improvement activities.
- Follows department protocols for patient identification, informed consent, and time-out procedures prior to starting exams.
- Maintains accurate and timely documentation within the electronic medical record (EMR) and PACS systems.
- Performs high-quality examinations in accordance with provider orders and departmental protocols, ensuring optimal image quality for accurate diagnosis.
- Ensures exam rooms are clean, stocked, and ready for use, and that all equipment undergoes routine cleaning and safety checks.
- Notifies appropriate personnel when inventory is low. Performs and documents daily system quality control (QC) checks in compliance with departmental policies and regulatory requirements.
- Positions patients and operates mammography equipment to obtain optimal images, adjusting technical factors and compression as needed.
- Ensures patient identification, safety, and comfort, explaining procedures clearly and addressing questions or concerns with professionalism and compassion.
- Follows all MQSA, FDA, and ACR guidelines, including quality control testing, equipment performance checks, and documentation requirements.
- Collaborates with radiologists and breast imaging team to ensure accurate imaging and timely communication of results or next steps.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
- Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
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