Salem Clinic P C·Salem, Oregon
The technologist performs mammographic procedures competently and independently, prioritizing patient care and service above all other duties. Essential functions also include performing QC/QA, managing employee licenses if delegated, ensuring image quality, and maintaining a clean work area.
Bring your skills to a clinic where teamwork and patient care come first! We’re looking for a Mammography Technologist for a unique, part-time on-call role. No set schedule, just the chance to step in when your expertise matters most. Enjoy flexibility, a supportive culture, and the satisfaction of making a difference in women’s health.
Part-time on-call opening at: Salem Clinic Main | 2020 Capitol St Ne, Salem OR 97301
Performs mammographic procedures at a technical and professional level not requiring constant supervision and direction. Performs a variety of technical procedures with competence, commitment, and initiative.
If delegated by Imaging Director, performs QC/QA and oversees all mammography functions for the Imaging Supervisor to assist; given 5 hours a week of Administrative time to assist.
If delegated by Imaging Supervisor, manages the employee licenses book to ensure licenses do not expire unnoticed.
Prioritize patient care and service above all other duties.
Assist patients with transportation needs when necessary.
Must support safety in the work environment.
Assure image quality before patient leaves the department.
Practice Universal Precautions.
Notify department director/manager of any accident or incident to any persons or equipment.
Maintain work area in clean, organized and well-stocked condition.
The ability to perform 15 minute (in room) mammography.
Produce high quality diagnostic studies with less than a 5% repeat rate in mammography also as measured by feedback from consulting Radiologists and follow established imaging protocols.
Scheduling mammograms from work lists.
Perform Bone Density Exams as needed.
Accept delegated tasks from leadership.
Our mission at Salem Clinic is to improve the health of those we serve in a spirit of compassion and respect.
Candidates must possess current certification by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists and current Oregon State licensure in Mammography, along with CPR/AED certification. Required skills include working knowledge of medical terminology, computer proficiency, strong organizational skills, and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment.
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.
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