Mammography Technologist

Radiology Partners•Avon, CT

21d•$37 - $50•Onsite

About The Position

Jefferson Radiology, a Radiology Partners practice, is hiring a Mammography Technologist to support outpatient imaging in the Greater Connecticut area. The role performs mammography and, as applicable, X-ray and fluoroscopy, using appropriate positioning, technique selection, and equipment protocols. The technologist ensures accurate patient identification, reviews orders and requisitions, and documents patient history in accordance with American College of Radiology standards. The position also operates imaging systems, including RIS/PACS, verifies image quality and labeling, and ensures successful image transmission. The technologist maintains quality assurance and radiation safety practices, including ALARA principles and regulatory compliance. The role provides safe, professional patient care and manages workflow, documentation, supplies, and coordination with other modalities. This is a full-time, on-site position in Avon, Connecticut, with a rotating/float schedule. A $10,000 sign-on bonus is advertised. Jefferson Radiology is the largest radiology practice group in Connecticut, with ten imaging centers and affiliations with regional hospitals. As part of Radiology Partners, it offers a local practice environment supported by a national radiology organization. The company describes its culture as collaborative, supportive, team-first, and grounded in safety and trust.

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 using proper positioning, technique selection, and equipment protocols.
Ensure accurate patient identification, review orders and requisitions, and document patient history in compliance with American College of Radiology standards.
Operate and manage imaging systems (RIS/PACS), verifying image quality, proper labeling, and successful image transmission.
Maintain quality assurance and radiation safety practices, including ALARA principles and regulatory compliance.
Provide safe, professional patient care.
Manage workflow, documentation, and supplies, and coordinate with other modalities.