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BreastScreen Victoria is seeking an MSS Radiographer to operate a mobile mammography screening service across Victoria, ensuring high-quality imaging and compassionate patient care. You will work alongside colleagues in a flexible casual/ongoing role and contribute to QA, equipment maintenance, and staff training.
The role requires registration with MRPBA, CMP or commitment to achieve, and proficiency with NAS standards.
BreastScreen Victoria Page 1 of 9 Position description – Radiographer – 2026
Position Description
The Quality and Clinical Care Team is responsible for ensuring the delivery of high-quality services across BreastScreen Victoria, in accordance with the Quality Management and Risk Management Frameworks, individual clinical policies and guidelines and the BreastScreen Australia National Accreditation Standards.This responsibility translates to the following three key functions:
Additionally, the Quality and Clinical Care Team is responsible for:
In conjunction with one other Radiographer, Mammographic Technologist, receptionist, or alone as required, be responsible for the efficient operation of a mobile mammography screening service that includes the attainment of high standards of mammography quality and client support, as well as care and maintenance of on board equipment.
Through exceptional communication and employment of active listening, provide respectful care addressing the individual women’s culture, beliefs, values, anxiety and personal characteristics, while maintaining high quality breast imaging.
Provide Client Centric care to all women at each contact point
Undertake continuous professional development to ensure compliance with NAS and provision of a high-quality screening service.
Level of Supervision and Independence
The Mobile Screening Service operates in various locations throughout Victoria as required by BreastScreen Victoria. The van locations are coordinated logistically by the MSS Coordinator at BCU.
It is expected that the MSS Radiographers will work effectively both autonomously and within a team. This team may include but is not limited to Mammographic Technologists, Receptionists and other BSV staff. This role may involve monitoring and coaching others in the team with less experience, and providing advice and support relative to business systems, processes and (at times) complex operation of equipment and/or computers.
It is expected that Radiographers have the capacity to resolve problems that require a degree of original and independent thinking and may be required to handle difficult work situations with the necessary skills to produce effective outcomes for BSV. Professional skills, knowledge and a proficiency in a specialised field gained through formal qualifications and experience, is required to perform in the role effectively and to assist in providing technical advice to others.
The employee must be able to work collaboratively with colleagues at all levels of the organisation. Well-developed interpersonal and negotiating skills, excellent communication abilities and a high degree of personal accountability are essential for the role.
At BreastScreen Victoria, our values are more than words on a page; they reflect who we are and how we work. Our values inform our everyday decisions. They guide how we interact, solve problems, support clients, and contribute to a strong, unified team.
From the way we support each other to how we welcome and care for our clients, our values of Caring, Respect, Collaboration, Inclusion, and Excellence form the foundation of our workplace culture.
BreastScreen Victoria provides positive guidelines around key behaviours and values to ensure the work of all employees is effective, respectful and contributes to the positive culture of our organisation. Adherence to the BSV Performance Behaviours Dictionary, Code of Conduct and other relevant organisational policies and procedures is an ongoing.requirement of the role.
ESSENTIAL DESIRABLE
Tertiary qualifications acceptable to theProfessional Accreditation and Education Boardof the Australian Society of Medical Imaging andRadiation Therapy (ASMIRT)
Registration from the Medical Radiation PracticeBoard of Australia to practice in the state ofVictoria in accordance with the Health (MedicalRadiation Technologists) Regulations of 1997.Supported through AHPRA
Certificate of Mammography Practice (CMP)– orwillingness to work towards. Renewal requiredevery 3 years
Current Radiation User License from Departmentof Health
ESSENTIAL DESIRABLE
Previous experience working in mammography Hologic platform experience
Commitment to complete appropriatecontinuing professional development toachieve/maintain accreditation inmammography
Proficiency in Microsoft products
Maintain clinical registration and any requiredindemnity cover
Always work within approved scope of practice
Take personal responsibility for the quality andsafety of work undertaken
Take all necessary care and precautions whenundertaking clinical procedures
Consult with peers and other experts and referto other healthcare workers when appropriateand in a timely manner
Collaborate and clearly communicate withclients
ESSENTIAL DESIRABLE
Excellent organisational and time managementskills.
Demonstrated capacity to self motivate and findsolutions to meet project objectives.
Demonstrated ability to work both autonomouslyor in a team environment where appropriate.
Ability to interact and work collaboratively withall levels of the organisation
ESSENTIAL DESIRABLE
Commitment to improving performance
Demonstrated ability to negotiate and problem
Highly developed communication skills bothwritten and verbal
INTERNAL EXTERNAL
Well-developed interpersonal skills and able tocommunicate with women from diversebackgrounds in a courteous and effectivemanner
Reliable, self-motivated, flexible anddemonstrates integrity.
We are committed to promoting diversity, inclusivity and accessibility within our workplace, and encourage people from diverse communities and backgrounds to apply for roles at BreastScreen Victoria. This includes (but is not limited to): people from multicultural backgrounds; LGBTIQA+ communities; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent; and people with disability.BreastScreen Victoria have a number of policies, procedures and systems that promote inclusive behaviours throughout our workforce. They are all key indicators for successful performance in this role.
BreastScreen Victoria operates a population-based breast cancer screening program that aims to reduce the impact of breast cancer and save lives through early detection. We provide free breast screens (mammograms) to women and the trans and gender diverse community aged 40 and over without breast symptoms, targeting those aged 50 to 74 years who are proven to benefit the most from population-based screening.
We are contracted by the Victorian Department of Health to deliver breast screening in Victoria as part of the national BreastScreen Australia Program.
BreastScreen Victoria operates across a network of permanent and mobile screening clinics and assessment services to provide high-quality and inclusive care for the Victorian community.
Our program is client-focused, embedding client input and feedback at every stage.
Our Strategic Plan for 2025–2029 sets a bold vision and purpose, guiding our organisation toward a future of no deaths from breast cancer in Victoria.
This Plan is closely aligned with the Victorian Cancer Plan and the Australian Cancer Plan, both of which emphasise inclusive participation in breast cancer screening and enhancing outcomes across priority populations.
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