Mammography Technologist

Northwell Health•New York, NY

About The Position

Operates mammography radiographic equipment to perform diagnostic and screening imaging exams at The Goldman Pavilion, a new outpatient site expected to open in early 2027. The technologist performs mammography and related breast imaging procedures, supports patient care and safety, maintains imaging equipment and supplies, and contributes to quality control and performance improvement activities. The scheduled shift is Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program.
New York State Radiologic Technologist license.
ARRT Radiology registration.
ARRT registration in Mammography required within 18 months of the position entry date.

Nice To Haves

Prior imaging experience.

Responsibilities

Collaborate with the physician or radiologist to confirm exam details and ensure optimal image quality.
Enter patient history and other relevant information from the requisition for correlation with the exam.
Explain procedures to patients and position them appropriately; use shields, immobilization, and supportive devices as needed.
Set up imaging equipment and operate controls to obtain the correct exposure.
Perform mammography exams according to the division’s established standards and procedures.
Assist physicians with mammographic image-guided interventional and specialized breast exams or procedures, including stereotactic biopsy, wire or seed implant localization, and contrast-enhanced mammography.
Perform specimen imaging as needed; safely handle specimens and ensure required labeling, paperwork, and imaging are sent to Pathology.
Provide backup support in other imaging modalities as appropriate.
Observe patients for changes in condition, follow established safety standards, and promptly report concerns to the appropriate clinician.
Ensure image quality, apply required labels, and transmit images to the radiologist and required record-keeping systems.
Document exams and results in the patient’s medical record.
Calibrate and clean equipment, perform regular quality-control tests, and promptly report repair needs to management.
Monitor and maintain supply inventory in assigned areas.
Keep the work area clean and organized according to established safety standards.
Collaborate with the healthcare team to support continuity of care and patient safety.
Participate in performance-improvement and quality-control activities.
Perform related duties as required.