Breast Imaging Technologist — Mammography

Henry-Ford-Health-2; Rochester (MI); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

Henry Ford Health in Detroit is seeking a Mammography Technologist to provide imaging services and ensure high-quality breast exams. You will operate mammography equipment, position patients, and explain the role of regular screening in preventive care.

Responsibilities include preparing and evaluating images, adhering to radiation safety guidelines, maintaining equipment readiness, and ensuring accurate data in PACS.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent with 2 years of cumulative experience, or an Associate's/Technical degree, or 4 years of applicable experience.
• BLS Provider credential from the American Heart Association required; ARC CPR accepted but must be renewed to BLS.
• ARRT Mammography or ARDMS credential required within 12 months of hire date.

Responsibilities

• Provides mammography imaging services.
• Operates mammography equipment and procedures.
• Prepares and positions patients and selects parameters accurately.
• Explains procedures and educates patients on the role of regular mammography in preventive care.
• Develops and evaluates films for density, contrast, and definition.
• Follows radiation safety procedures and guidelines.
• Ensures high-quality images are submitted to PACS with correct markers and data.
• Reports equipment problems and maintains department organization.

Skills

Mammography imaging

Education

Associate's/Technical degree

High School diploma equivalency + 2 years experience

BLS Provider certification

ARRT Mammography credential

ARDMS credential

Job description

Henry Ford Health in Detroit is seeking a Mammography Technologist to provide imaging services and ensure high-quality breast exams. You will operate mammography equipment, position patients, and explain the role of regular screening in preventive care.

Responsibilities include preparing and evaluating images, adhering to radiation safety guidelines, maintaining equipment readiness, and ensuring accurate data in PACS.