Mammo Tech

Radiology Partners•Hartford, CT

6d•$37 - $50•Onsite

About The Position

Jefferson Radiology, a Radiology Partners practice, is hiring a Mammo Tech to support outpatient imaging in the Greater Connecticut area. The role performs mammography and, as applicable, X-ray and fluoroscopy examinations using appropriate patient positioning, technique selection, and equipment protocols. The technologist verifies patient identity and imaging orders, documents patient history in accordance with American College of Radiology standards, and manages imaging systems including RIS/PACS to ensure image quality, accurate labeling, and successful transmission. The position also maintains quality assurance and radiation-safety practices, including ALARA principles and regulatory compliance, while providing professional patient care and coordinating workflow, documentation, supplies, and other modalities. The role is based on-site in Hartford, Connecticut, and is full-time. Jefferson Radiology describes a supportive, team-first outpatient environment with flexible scheduling and several shift options. A $10,000 sign-on bonus is offered. The hourly pay range is $37.00–$49.50, with final compensation dependent on factors such as education, experience, certifications, and geographic location.

Requirements

Graduate of a recognized, approved AMA Council of Education program in radiologic technology.
Certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (A.R.R.T.).
State certification as a Medical Radiological Technologist (M.R.T.).
Mammography certification.
Current CPR and AED certification.

Nice To Haves

Two years of experience in general diagnostic radiology is desired.

Responsibilities

Perform mammography and, as applicable, X-ray and fluoroscopy examinations using proper positioning, technique selection, and equipment protocols.
Accurately identify patients, review orders and requisitions, and document patient history in compliance with American College of Radiology standards.
Operate and manage RIS/PACS imaging systems, verifying image quality, accurate labeling, and successful transmission.
Maintain quality assurance and radiation safety practices, including ALARA principles and regulatory compliance.
Provide safe, professional patient care while managing workflow, documentation, supplies, and coordination with other modalities.