UPMC·Washington, Pennsylvania
Perform high-quality mammography examinations and assist radiologists with interventional breast imaging procedures. Educate patients on breast health and ensure accurate documentation and archiving within RIS and PACS systems.
Join a dedicated imaging team where you can play a vital role in the early detection and diagnosis of breast cancer while making a meaningful impact on patients' lives. As a Mammographer, you'll combine advanced technology with compassionate, patient-centered care in a supportive healthcare environment. This is an excellent opportunity for professionals who are passionate about women's health and committed to delivering exceptional patient experiences. **This position is eligible for a $10,000 sign-on bonus with a 2-year commitment**
Perform high-quality mammography examinations, including specialized views and precise patient positioning to ensure optimal diagnostic imaging. Prepare and educate patients throughout the exam process, promoting comfort, safety, and a positive patient experience. Conduct breast assessments and document pertinent clinical findings, including scars, moles, and other relevant observations. Provide breast self-examination education and reinforce the importance of routine clinical breast health screenings. Verify patient identity, review medical history and physician orders, and follow established imaging protocols. Ensure accurate documentation, coding, charge capture, and image archiving within RIS and PACS systems. Assist radiologists with breast imaging procedures, including biopsies, wire localizations, ductograms, and other interventional exams. Follow radiation and radioactive material safety standards while maintaining compliance with departmental and regulatory requirements. Perform equipment quality control testing and evaluate results to ensure imaging systems meet performance standards. Administer contrast media, perform venipuncture, and operate power injectors when required, following physician orders and departmental policies Schedule: This position work 8-hour shifts, Monday-Saturday. The shift start times will vary from as early as 6AM and ending as late as 6PM. This position will require traveling (around 30%25 of the time) to different off-site locations.
Must be a graduate of an ARRT approved Radiologic Technology school with BLS/CPR certification. Requires ARRT certification and Mammography registration, or the ability to obtain them within specified timeframes.
Market context
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