Batavia Outpatient Mammography Technologist — Flexible Contract

6 Degrees Search; Batavia (IL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Friendly outpatient environment

Professional imaging team

Batavia location

Contract flexibility

Patient-focused atmosphere

Staffing company partnership

Job summary

6 Degrees Search seeks a Contract Mammography Technologist for an outpatient imaging center in Batavia, IL. The role focuses on delivering high-quality breast imaging with professional patient care in a friendly environment.

Responsibilities include screening and diagnostic mammography, accurate positioning, radiation-safety adherence, and precise documentation. Collaboration with radiologists and the imaging team is essential for workflow success.

Qualifications

• ARRT (M) Mammography certification is required.
• Current ARRT registration is required.
• Illinois license/authorization as required.
• BLS/CPR current certification.
• Must meet MQSA, ACR, and ARRT mammography requirements.
• Experience in mammography positioning and image quality.

Responsibilities

• Perform screening and diagnostic mammography examinations.
• Provide accurate patient positioning and high-quality images.
• Follow established radiation-safety and quality-control procedures.
• Maintain documentation per facility, ACR, MQSA, and ARRT standards.
• Provide a comfortable and professional patient experience.
• Collaborate with radiologists and outpatient imaging team.

Skills

ARRT Mammography

ARRT registration

Illinois license

BLS/CPR

MQSA/ACR/ARRT mammography standards

Mammography positioning

Education

ARRT Mammography Certification

Illinois license/authorization

BLS/CPR certification

Job description

6 Degrees Search seeks a Contract Mammography Technologist for an outpatient imaging center in Batavia, IL. The role focuses on delivering high-quality breast imaging with professional patient care in a friendly environment.

Responsibilities include screening and diagnostic mammography, accurate positioning, radiation-safety adherence, and precise documentation. Collaboration with radiologists and the imaging team is essential for workflow success.