Mammography Technologist, 4 Day Work Week! Long-Term Temporary; $53.00-$55.00/hour

About the role

We are seeking a Mammography Technologist for a long-term temporary assignment working Monday through Thursday. You’ll drive our mobile mammography unit to medical facilities in Cooperstown, Northwood, Park River, Cavalier, Langdon, and McVille, North Dakota, as well as Hallock and Warren, Minnesota, serving each location on a rotational basis. The route starts each day in Park River. Bring your skills on the road! Looking for something a little different from the traditional imaging center? Join DMS Health Technologies for a long-term temporary assignment where you can put your mammography expertise to work while helping bring essential breast screening services directly to the communities that need them. At DMS, we bring imaging services closer to patients, meeting them where they are and making access to quality care easier. As a Mammography Technologist, you’ll play an important role in making that happen!

Responsibilities

• # 1-SAVE LIVES! Perform high-quality mammography procedures in accordance with established protocols and patient care standards.
• Create a comfortable, professional experience for patients while providing compassionate care.
• Drive the mobile mammography unit (mammomobile) to designated locations and assist with positioning and setup as needed.
• Prepare and maintain imaging equipment, complete required documentation, and follow quality assurance and safety procedures.
• Work collaboratively with the clinics we serve to keep daily operations running smoothly.
• Greets patients by confirming patient identification; reviewing imaging requests; checking for special instructions; and confirming anticipated service with patients.
• Gains patient cooperation and trust by reducing anxieties; providing explanations of imaging procedures; explaining equipment; answering questions.
• Conducts mammography study by positioning breasts; adjusting compression mechanisms; instructing patient to hold breath; retreating to lead protected area; adjusting equipment controls to set exposure factors; activating equipment to take image; releasing compression mechanisms; preparing for next positioning and view.
• Minimizes radiation to patients and staff by practicing radiation protection techniques.
• Maintains production and quality of mammograms by following established standards and procedures; developing mammograms; observing mammogram results; determining necessary adjustments for optimum results; retaking