Mammography Patient Navigator – Licensed Imaging Pro

Jobtome; Mesquite (TX); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Parkland Health is seeking a licensed Imaging Technology professional to serve as a Mammography Patient Navigator. The role guides patients through the breast imaging journey, coordinating care from screening to diagnosis and beyond, and supports socioeconomic needs through hospital and community resources.

Requires graduation from an accredited imaging program and Texas MRT license, ARRT certifications, CPR, and experience in breast imaging operations.

Qualifications

• Must graduate from an accredited imaging program in radiography, MRI, nuclear medicine, or sonography.
• ARRT certification in Mammography (M) or MR or Nuclear Medicine or RDMS/BR or ARRT (BS) ultrasound subspecialty is required/preferred.
• Must hold Texas MRT license (and CPR credential from recognized provider).
• Must maintain ARRT certification and Texas licensure as applicable.
• BHCN certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Schedule biopsies and follow-up imaging; coordinate imaging care across care teams.
• Contact patients lost to follow-up to reschedule and ensure timely care.
• Educate patients about imaging plans, procedures, and follow-up requirements.
• Ensure imaging orders and results are documented in EPIC and communicated to radiologists and navigators.
• Assist with identifying barriers to care and connect patients with resources.

Skills

Time management

Organizational skills

Interpersonal skills

Attention to detail

Oral and written communication

Computer proficiency

Motivation interviewing

Patient education

Patient advocacy

Education

Radiography

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Nuclear Medicine Technology

Sonography

Bachelor’s degree in health care field

Job description

Parkland Health is seeking a licensed Imaging Technology professional to serve as a Mammography Patient Navigator. The role guides patients through the breast imaging journey, coordinating care from screening to diagnosis and beyond, and supports socioeconomic needs through hospital and community resources.

Requires graduation from an accredited imaging program and Texas MRT license, ARRT certifications, CPR, and experience in breast imaging operations.