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Mental Health Association of Rochester is seeking a Mammography Technologist to provide high-quality imaging services and patient care in a clinical setting. The role emphasizes safety, accurate data entry, and compassionate patient communication.
You will be responsible for image quality, adherence to MQSA/ACR standards, and contributing to ongoing quality assurance and patient education. Clinical teamwork and shift flexibility are essential.
This position provides mammography services, preparing equipment and rooms, performing high-quality imaging, and developing films in compliance with safety standards and regulations (MQSA/ACR). Key duties include positioning patients for optimal images, evaluating image quality, and educating patients based on their age-specific needs. The technologist verifies physician orders, manages contrast media, and ensures accurate input of patient data into computer systems. They deliver excellent customer service by communicating procedures, addressing concerns, and maintaining confidentiality. Safety is prioritized through radiation safety protocols, equipment checks, patient identification, and responding to adverse reactions. The role involves observing patient conditions, supporting infection control, and adhering to regulatory standards. Flexibility in shift rotations and participation in quality assurance activities are essential.
This position provides mammography services, preparing equipment and rooms, performing high-quality imaging, and developing films in compliance with safety standards and regulations (MQSA/ACR). Key duties include positioning patients for optimal images, evaluating image quality, and educating patients based on their age-specific needs. The technologist verifies physician orders, manages contrast media, and ensures accurate input of patient data into computer systems. They deliver excellent customer service by communicating procedures, addressing concerns, and maintaining confidentiality. Safety is prioritized through radiation safety protocols, equipment checks, patient identification, and responding to adverse reactions. The role involves observing patient conditions, supporting infection control, and adhering to regulatory standards. Flexibility in shift rotations and participation in quality assurance activities are essential.