Washington Radiology·Washington, District of Columbia
Trainees will learn to perform high-quality mammography positioning and exposure techniques under a preceptor. They will also assist radiologists with intricate examinations, including breast biopsies, and educate patients on preventative breast health.
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Work Location: Northern Virginia, Washington DC and Maryland area (specific openings will vary based on when applying)
Work Hours: PRN, part-time and full-time available
Trains with their preceptor to consistently practice excellent mammography positioning and exposure technique;
Learns to prepare for and assist the Radiologist in the completion of intricate mammography examinations, including breast biopsies.
Learns to produce high-quality films for the radiologist to evaluate.
Develops the ability to effectively communicate to patients the procedures and educate women about the role of regular mammography in preventative breast health;
Maintains patient-first focus and exhibits outstanding customer service skills
At Washington Radiology, we save lives. We are empowered, appreciated, and part of something bigger. Together, we deliver compassionate, exceptional care. Every patient. Every time. Our service based culture is reflected in our day-to-day interactions that are warm and welcoming and delivered with care, compassion and clinical expertise. Our commitment to excellence can be seen across every level of our organization, beginning with our team members and extending to the patients, families, and physicians we serve. For more than 70 years, Washington Radiology has set the standard for medical imaging care.
Candidates must have completed a formal radiologic technology program and hold ARRT certification in Radiography, or be in their final semester of such a program. Applicants must be able to comprehend medical terminology and stand for long periods.
Market context
In the District of Columbia, mammography technologist training info sessions typically draw candidates from radiology programs and recent graduates, reflecting steady demand for imaging staff in patient-care settings. These roles are competitive because employers look for formal radiologic technology training, ARRT Radiography certification or near-completion, plus comfort with medical terminology and long periods of standing. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your program status and certification timeline before applying.
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