Mammographer

Role Overview The Mammographer performs mammography procedures under supervision, utilizing x-ray technology for screening and diagnosis across all age groups. Responsibilities include conducting all types of mammograms—screening, diagnostic, and interventional—while adhering to radiation safety standards and sterile techniques when necessary. They ensure accurate patient positioning, operate all mammography equipment and support systems such as HIS, RIS, PACS, and evaluate image quality. Compliance with all regulatory and accreditation standards, proper documentation, and maintaining patient confidentiality are essential. They coordinate exams within the department and with other teams, communicate effectively with medical staff, patients, and families, and assist in scheduling and patient care coordination. Additionally, they handle equipment maintenance, ensure supplies are stocked, and follow procedures for drug and biological administration as needed. Participation in quality improvement initiatives, equipment sanitation, and proper documentation are key duties. Qualifications & Skills Graduate of a radiologic technology program with ARRT certification; mammography certification required within six months of eligibility. Valid state medical radiographer license. Basic Life Support (CPR) certification. Proficiency in operating mammography equipment and support systems. Knowledge of radiation safety, sterile techniques, and regulatory standards. Strong communication, coordination, and patient care skills.