Float Mammography Technologist – PRN, Patient‑Focused Care

solisexternalcareersite; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 69,000; Full time

Job summary

Solis Mammography in the Dallas/Fort Worth area is seeking a Float Mammography Technologist to support multiple centers on a PRN basis. Varied hours from 6:15am to 5:00pm, averaging 2–4 days per week.

You will perform mammography with precision, communicate clearly with patients, and maintain the Solis Way. Required licenses and credentials include a Texas Medical Board License, ARRT Mammography, and completing an approved two-year Radiologic Technology program.

Qualifications

• Texas Medical Board License (TMB)
• Current ARRT Mammography certification or eligible for advanced exam with clinical experience
• Completion of a two-year approved School of Radiologic Technology
• CEU requirements: MQSA/FDA - 15 CEU every 3 years; 200 documented cases every 2 years
• Experience with ultrasound core and stereotactic biopsies is preferred

Responsibilities

• Provide services across Solis centers listed for Dallas/Fort Worth.
• Demonstrate and promote the Solis Way in patient care.
• Maintain excellence in mammography positioning and exposure technique.
• Communicate procedures clearly to patients and educate on the importance of regular mammography.
• Communicate effectively with doctors, patients and staff.
• Follow detailed instructions with accuracy and patient-first focus.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Patient communication

Mammography positioning

Customer service

Education

Two-year Radiologic Technology program

MQSA 15 CEU per 3 years

Job description

Solis Mammography in the Dallas/Fort Worth area is seeking a Float Mammography Technologist to support multiple centers on a PRN basis. Varied hours from 6:15am to 5:00pm, averaging 2–4 days per week.

You will perform mammography with precision, communicate clearly with patients, and maintain the Solis Way. Required licenses and credentials include a Texas Medical Board License, ARRT Mammography, and completing an approved two-year Radiologic Technology program.