Mobile Breast CT Technologist | Imaging Specialist

MVML INC; Orange (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance coverage (medical, 2/

Mobile imaging unit travel across OC

Job summary

Gnosis for Her seeks a skilled Breast CT Technician to operate a Koning Breast CT in a mobile imaging unit serving Santa Ana and surrounding Orange County. You will perform advanced breast imaging, prep patients, and ensure high diagnostic quality.

The role requires CA Mammographic and Fluoroscopy certificates, plus 3+ years in breast imaging. Travel with a mobile unit, patient-centered care, and strict safety protocols are essential.

Qualifications

• Requires an Associate or higher in Radiology or related field.
• Must hold California Mammographic Certificate.
• Fluoroscopy certificate (California) required.
• ARRT or NMT certification preferred, not mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Operate Koning Breast CT and other imaging equipment to obtain diagnostic-quality breast images.
• Explain imaging process and address patient anxiety; ensure comfort and safety.
• Troubleshoot equipment and perform quality control checks.
• Collaborate with radiologists and healthcare team to interpret findings.
• Maintain equipment cleanliness and adhere to HIPAA and infection control standards.

Skills

Patient care

Independent work

Communication

Radiology safety

Education

Associate or Bachelor’s in Radiology

Certified Radiologic Technologist - Mammographic (CA)

Certified Radiologic Technologist - Fluoroscopy (CA)

ARRT or NMT certification (preferred)

Tools

Koning Breast CT machine

Mammography equipment

Job description

Gnosis for Her seeks a skilled Breast CT Technician to operate a Koning Breast CT in a mobile imaging unit serving Santa Ana and surrounding Orange County. You will perform advanced breast imaging, prep patients, and ensure high diagnostic quality.

The role requires CA Mammographic and Fluoroscopy certificates, plus 3+ years in breast imaging. Travel with a mobile unit, patient-centered care, and strict safety protocols are essential.