Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health·New London, New Hampshire
Performs diagnostic mammography examinations while ensuring patient safety and adhering to radiation protection protocols. Manages patient care, documents medical histories, and maintains imaging equipment and quality control standards.
Overview Provides diagnostic imaging services according to accepted standards and protocols and assures patient safety during procedures.
General Diagnostic Procedures: Performs all mammography examinations following policies and procedures established by the department. Prepares and positions patients for mammograms. Provides care and communication to patients before, during and after the procedure. Uses all equipment properly and in a manner that minimizes hazards of electric shock, burns and extraneous radiation to patients. Uses radiation safety measures and protection devices to comply with government regulations and to ensure safety of all patients and staff. Explains procedures and responds to questions appropriately. Ensures that all images are clear and of good diagnostic quality, adjusting equipment as necessary. Documents patient history, including any relevant information which might affect the interpretation of the mammogram. Maintain and cleans the mammography equipment with the appropriate solutions. Communicates any pertinent information with radiologists and other healthcare professionals as necessary. Maintains working knowledge of the PAC’s System. Maintains a clean and orderly environment. Special Diagnostic Testing: Demonstrates competency in performing all procedures and use of the equipment for Mammography, as appropriate and assigned. Keeps dose as low as possible to achieve diagnostic exam.
Uses computer to access reports, medical history, prior imaging, etc. Follows protocols for releasing of images and obtaining prior imaging studies. Assists with administrative responsibilities of the department to include scheduling appointments, answering the phone, etc. Performs all quality controls procedures weekly in the absence of the QC technologist. Maintains licensing and continuing education credits. Able to teach/aid students and new staff.
Requires graduation from a JCERT-accredited Radiology Technology program and current ARRT registration. Must hold a valid New Hampshire radiographer license and obtain Mammography certification within one year.
Market context
In New Hampshire, mammography technologist openings are often tied to outpatient imaging centers, hospitals, and women’s health services that need consistent breast imaging coverage. These roles are competitive because employers look for ARRT registration, a valid New Hampshire radiographer license, and readiness to complete mammography certification within a year. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure status and prepare documentation before applying.
