Certified Mammography Technologist, PRN, First Shift

UC Health•Cincinnati, OH

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About The Position

UC Health is hiring a Certified Mammography Technologist for the radiology department at University of Cincinnati Medical Center. The technologist obtains high-quality mammograms in accordance with ACR/FDA requirements, obtains patient histories, locates prior examinations, and prepares paperwork for radiologist interpretation. The role performs mammographic and DEXA procedures under established protocols, explains procedures to patients, prepares and submits images and related documentation, and supports follow-up for abnormal mammograms. The technologist also maintains records and supplies, assists with accreditation requirements, participates in quality assurance and continuing education, and tracks patient results and grant funds. The position requires appropriate licensure and advanced mammography certification. Mammography experience is preferred, but training is available. The posting describes UC Health as an integrated academic health system combining clinical care, research, and teaching, and emphasizes opportunities to develop skills and grow a career.

Requirements

Completion of a JRCERT-approved program in Radiologic Technology or an Associate of Science degree in Radiology Technology.
Registration as a Radiologic Technologist by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
Advanced certification in mammography.
Current Ohio state licensure.
Minimum required experience: 0–1 years.
Knowledge and skill in quality-control requirements for mammographic equipment, x-ray equipment, and basic procedure imaging.
Interpersonal skills, including communication, tact, critical thinking, and judgment.
Computer and technical skills.
Ability to be flexible, organized, and function well in any situation.
Ability to work well as a member of a team.

Nice To Haves

Mammography experience is preferred; training is available.

Responsibilities

Communicate appropriately with patients and families, provide clear treatment instructions, and involve families or guardians in assessment and care as appropriate.
Identify patients’ physical limitations and behavioral health needs, and respond appropriately to psychological, religious, or cultural needs and signs of abuse or neglect.
Perform treatments, administer medication, or operate equipment safely.
Perform mammographic and DEXA procedures according to established protocols, including reviewing patient histories and requested services for appropriateness and completeness.
Explain procedures to patients.
Prepare images, prior studies, patient histories, and paperwork for radiologist interpretation.
Submit completed studies to radiologists for interpretation.
Request release of prior mammograms from appropriate facilities and follow up to ensure films are received in a timely manner.
Digitize images and ensure they are available to radiologists in Dx Secure View.
Maintain appropriate records and supplies and assist with accreditation requirements.
Participate in continuing education related to mammography and maintain required licensure.
Maintain skills in caring for patients in specific age groups, including adult and geriatric patients.
Perform evaluative equipment tests and participate in the Quality Assurance program.
Qualify patients for funding programs, maintain records of results, and track grant funds.
Track patient results, notify appropriate parties to ensure follow-up, and contact patients to schedule return appointments for abnormal mammograms.