Mammography Technologist, Breast Imaging, Full Time, First Shift

UC Health•Cincinnati, OH

20d•Onsite

About The Position

UC Health is hiring a full-time Mammography Technologist for the radiology department at University of Cincinnati Medical Center. The role obtains high-quality mammograms in accordance with ACR/FDA requirements and gathers patient history, locates prior examinations, and prepares materials for radiologist interpretation. The position also performs mammographic and DEXA procedures, supports imaging quality assurance and accreditation requirements, and helps ensure patients receive appropriate follow-up care. The Mammography Technologist works with patients and their families across age groups, explains procedures, responds to individual needs and limitations, and operates equipment safely. The role includes maintaining records and supplies, participating in continuing education, and meeting licensure and certification requirements. UC Health offers a sign-on bonus of up to $15,000.

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 Technology.
Current licensure by the State of Ohio.
Obtain advanced certification in mammography within 12 months of the start date.
Minimum required experience: 0–1 years.

Nice To Haves

Mammography experience is preferred; training will be provided.

Responsibilities

Communicate appropriately with patients and families, provide clear treatment instructions, and involve family or guardians in assessment and care as appropriate.
Recognize patient growth and development needs, physical limitations, behavioral health concerns, and needs related to psychological, religious, or cultural factors; respond appropriately and arrange interventions when necessary.
Recognize and respond to signs or symptoms of abuse or neglect.
Perform mammographic and DEXA procedures according to established protocols, 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.
Request previous mammograms from appropriate facilities, follow up to ensure films are received in a timely manner, and digitize images for availability in Dx Secure View.
Maintain appropriate records and supplies and assist with requirements for imaging accreditations.
Participate in continuing education related to mammography and maintain required licensure and skills for adult and geriatric patient care.
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.
Perform treatments, administer medication, or operate equipment safely.