Santiam Hospital & Clinics·Stayton, Oregon
The technologist will promptly and competently perform ordered mammography studies, general radiologic procedures across various hospital areas, and transmit study images to teleradiology services. Key duties also involve ensuring patient safety, providing patient explanations, maintaining radiation safety, and managing departmental paperwork and equipment upkeep.
Candidates must possess knowledge of relevant principles, current mammography certification and registration from the ARRT, and current licensure from the Oregon Board of Medical Imaging. A degree from an accredited diagnostic imaging school is required, and prior DEXA experience is preferred.
Market context
In Oregon, mammography technologist openings typically draw candidates with current ARRT certification, Oregon mammography licensure, and CPR/AED credentials, along with comfort using medical terminology and clinical software. These roles can be competitive because employers look for both technical accuracy and strong patient communication in a screening setting. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure status and computer skills before applying.