Role Overview: The radiologic technologist specializes in performing and evaluating mammographic and general radiological procedures, ensuring high-quality patient care and compliance with regulatory standards. They operate all mammography units independently, perform screening and diagnostic mammograms, and assist radiologists during procedures.
Key Responsibilities:
- Operate mammography units and perform various mammography exams, including special imaging.
- Produce high-quality images through proper positioning, compression, and accessory use.
- Prepare examination rooms, ensure availability of supplies, and assist radiologists.
- Educate and prepare patients for procedures, addressing questions and concerns.
- Conduct quality control and maintain proper documentation and film development.
- Maintain a clean environment and ensure equipment and room readiness.
- Participate in training of students and new staff, and adhere to all regulatory and quality standards.
Qualifications & Skills: Must have graduated from a Specialty Training Program in Radiologic Technology; a Bachelor’s degree in a related field is preferred. Strong technical skills, attention to detail, patient communication, and compliance with safety and quality standards are essential.