Mammographer - Radiology

Summary The Mammographer performs mammography procedures, including screening, diagnostic, and interventional studies, under the supervision of a qualified physician. Uses x-ray technology to assist in the detection and diagnosis of medical conditions across all patient ages, ensuring proper positioning, technical quality, and radiation safety. Operates mammography equipment and support systems such as HIS, RIS, PACS, and scheduling tools, while maintaining accurate documentation and adhering to regulatory and accreditation standards. Coordinates exams with other departments, communicates effectively with medical staff, patients, and families, and participates in quality improvement initiatives. Maintains equipment, ensures proper supplies, and follows infection control protocols. Handles scheduling and patient inquiries courteously, and accesses/administers medications as necessary. Qualifications include graduation from a radiologic technology program, ARRT certification (with mammography certification within six months), and a valid state radiographer license. Basic Life Support (CPR) certification is required.