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Overview
The Mammography Technologist performs screening and diagnostic mammograms using digital and tomosynthesis equipment to aid in breast disease diagnosis, ensuring high-quality imaging and patient comfort. Key duties include adhering to MQSA guidelines, maintaining equipment, reviewing images via PACS, and accurately documenting patient records.
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Compensation
$68 - $72 / HOUR
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American Addiction Centers
The CT Technologist is responsible for performing CT scans and post-processing images according to established protocols. They also monitor patient conditions during procedures and ensure compliance with safety standards.
$36 - $53 / HOUR
11 days ago
Main Line Health
Operate mammography equipment to perform diagnostic imaging procedures while ensuring patient safety and comfort. Collaborate with radiologists and the care team to support accurate diagnosis and maintain high-quality imaging standards.
Salary not listed
2 months ago
Radiology Partners
The technologist performs daily check-ups and quality control on CT scanners, reviews requisitions, interviews patients, administers contrast, and monitors patients during scanning. They must also adhere to all relevant safety guidelines, complete necessary documentation, and work cooperatively with radiologists.
IU Health
The technologist will operate various imaging equipment, including x-ray and fluoroscopy, while correctly positioning pediatric patients for specialized orthopedic exams. This role requires collaboration with radiologists and physicians to ensure accurate imaging while strictly adhering to radiation safety protocols.
Cape Cod Healthcare
The Nurse Practitioner will conduct comprehensive patient assessments, manage minor and stabilize long-term illnesses, order diagnostic tests, and prescribe treatments based on established protocols while collaborating closely with Radiologists and the healthcare team. Responsibilities also include participating in patient follow-up care, advocating for patients, and ensuring adherence to institutional safety and patient rights standards.
3 months ago
The technologist performs daily check-ups and quality control on CT scanners, reviews requisitions, interviews patients, administers contrast, and monitors patients during scanning. They must also adhere to radiation protection guidelines, complete necessary documentation, and perform weekly Emergency Crash Cart QC.
St. Peter's Health Regional Medical Center
The technologist performs MRI examinations, ensuring patient safety through rigorous screening, parameter adjustments, and monitoring, while also administering IV contrast when required. Key duties include operating MRI equipment, performing quality assurance on images, and maintaining compliance with all regulatory standards.
UHS
The technologist performs a variety of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Computed Tomography (CT) procedures for disease diagnosis, ensuring appropriate care and service for patients of all age groups. Key duties include reviewing patient history, performing all routine CT/MRI procedures, monitoring patient safety, and operating complex radiographic equipment.
Community Health Systems Professional Services Corporation
The MRI Technologist I performs routine magnetic resonance imaging procedures to support diagnostic and treatment services, focusing on ensuring patient safety and producing high-quality images for physician evaluation. Key duties include operating and maintaining imaging equipment, managing supplies, and adhering strictly to departmental protocols and safety standards.
CommonSpirit Health at Home
The Mammography Technologist is vital for early breast cancer detection by performing high-quality mammographic imaging with precision, operating equipment, positioning patients, and ensuring patient comfort. Responsibilities also include performing quality control, maintaining accurate records, collaborating with radiologists, and adhering to all safety and regulatory standards.
The CT Technologist I operates CT equipment to generate high-quality diagnostic images while prioritizing patient safety and comfort according to established protocols. This role includes preparing patients, performing necessary testing like creatinine checks, administering contrast media, and collaborating with radiologists for accurate results.
