Diagnostic Mammography Technologist - Full time, daytime

Lumexa Imaging•Huntersville, NC

18d•Onsite

About The Position

The Mammography Technologist performs technical activities associated with screening and diagnostic mammography to obtain high-quality breast images. The technologist assists radiologists with diagnostic procedures, including stereotactic imaging and biopsy, to evaluate and diagnose physiological changes in breast patterns and contribute to an exceptional patient-care experience. The role is based in Huntersville, North Carolina, and works Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Travel of 0–25% is required. The position is primarily walking and standing and requires lifting up to 25 pounds.

Requirements

ARRT Mammography registration.
BLS and CPR certifications.
Three to five years of diagnostic and screening mammography experience, including stereotactic experience and biopsy.
Graduate of a 24-month AMA-approved School of Radiologic Technology.
Computer literacy.
Ability to read and interpret medical reports, extract pertinent information, and present it concisely and appropriately.
Knowledge of breast tissue patterns, related anatomy, breast pathology, and treatment of breast pathology.
Knowledge of radiographic technique and positioning.
Knowledge of ultrasound positioning and anatomy.
Proficiency in diagnostic imaging, stereotactic biopsy, and imaging.
Excellent communication skills.
Excellent internal and external customer service.
Excellent time-management and organizational skills.
Ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment while maintaining attention to detail and confidentiality.
Ability to meet the physical demands of primarily walking and standing and lifting 25 pounds.

Responsibilities

Operate mammographic and other imaging equipment and devices in accordance with organizational protocols.
Position patients, using immobilization when necessary.
Evaluate radiographs for image quality; adjust positioning, density, or contrast and obtain additional images as needed.
Evaluate and present images to radiologists, and perform additional post-presentation images or diagnostic procedures, including ultrasound, core biopsy, needle localization, and stereotactic biopsy.
Prepare examination and procedure rooms and equipment, ensuring cleanliness and adequate clinical supply inventory.
Obtain, verify, and document pertinent patient and procedure information, including clinical history, prior imaging, orders, lab work, and authorization confirmation.
Identify care requirements related to each patient's age-specific needs.
Explain examinations and procedures to patients.
Provide post-procedure care information and follow-up instructions as directed by radiologists.
Use radiation safety measures and protective devices to comply with government regulations and protect patients and staff.
Assist with onboarding and training Mammography Technician I, II, and III employees.
Perform other duties as assigned.