Mammographer - Radiology

Summary The Mammographer performs mammography procedures, including screening, diagnostic, and interventional studies, under physician supervision. Uses x-ray technology to assist in patient diagnosis across all ages, ensuring optimal image quality through proper positioning and technical settings. Operates mammography equipment and support systems such as HIS, RIS, PACS, and scheduling tools, maintaining compliance with regulatory and accreditation standards. Provides patient care by maintaining confidentiality, coordinating exams, and communicating effectively with medical staff, patients, and families. Maintains equipment through cleaning and disinfection, reports issues, and ensures a well-stocked work area. Handles scheduling and inquiries courteously, participates in quality improvement initiatives, and administers relevant medications per procedures. Qualifications include graduation from a radiologic technology program, current ARRT certification (mammography certification required within six months of eligibility), valid state radiographer license, and BLS certification. Skills required include technical proficiency with mammography systems, attention to safety protocols, effective communication, and teamwork.