Mammography Technologist II Cancer Center of South Florida PLLC

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6 North Palm Beach, FL Job Details 23 hours ago Qualifications Patient question and concern management Clinical compliance checks Digital imaging Image acquisition for patient care ARRT (M) Certification BLS Certification Regulatory compliance Associate's degree in radiologic technology Equipment troubleshooting Radiology equipment troubleshooting Medical 3D scanning Patient safety Psychological support for patients Hospital radiation policies Emotional support for patients ARRT (R) Certification Radiology equipment maintenance procedures Image quality checks Using mammography machines Operating medical imaging equipment Technical troubleshooting support Women's health diagnostics Picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) Safety standard operating procedures Associate's degree Technical Proficiency Radiology quality assurance testing Radiation protection measures

Full Job Description Description:

POSITION SUMMARY

In accordance with established policies, procedures, and regulatory standards, the Mammography Technologist II performs screening and diagnostic mammography examinations under the direction of a Radiologist and Facility Manager, following established ACR, FDA, and MQSA guidelines. This role requires advanced technical proficiency in both 2D and 3D mammography imaging and the ability to apply sound judgment in performing radiologic procedures for diagnostic interpretation. The Mammography Technologist II assumes responsibility for assigned imaging areas, supports workflow across multiple locations as needed, and may perform duties related to

DEXA, MQSA

compliance, or supervisory functions. The technologist ensures high quality imaging, adheres to radiation safety protocols, provides compassionate patient care, and maintains accuracy in documentation and PACS record management. Performs job duties in accordance with the mission, vision and values of

CCSF. CORE RESPONSIBILITIES

Independently performs 2D and 3D mammograms in accordance with ACR, MQSA, and departmental protocols. Confirms exam orders, records clinical history, and ensures the procedure performed matches the physician's request. Performs precise positioning techniques and utilizes immobilization devices to obtain optimal diagnostic breast images. Sets exposure factors, manipulates equipment to correct positioning, and ensures proper machine functionality. Reviews digital images for clarity, positioning, and completeness, repeating images if needed to meet radiologist expectations. Applies radiation protection measures, adheres to regulatory standards, and participates in QC tasks as required. Verifies correct exam coding, updates billing titles, and ensures prior studies are available for radiologist comparison. Educates patients, answers questions, and ensures emotional comfort during sensitive breast imaging procedures. Completes required QC checks, maintains documentation, and reports equipment malfunctions promptly. Assists with team training, supplies, cross coverage, maintains exam rooms, and performs additional responsibilities such as DEXA or MQSA support when assigned. Maintains accurate documentation in the

EMR/RIS/PACS

systems.

Requirements:

REQUIRED EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE

Minimum 1 year of mammography experience required Associate's Degree in Radiologic Technology (minimum requirement) Graduate of an accredited radiography program

REQUIRED CERTIFICATES, LICENSE OR REGISTRATION

Florida Radiologic Technologist License ARRT Registered (Radiography)

• required ARRT Mammography Certification
• required BLS Certification (American Heart Association)
• required

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS OR ABILITIES

Expertise in performing screening and diagnostic mammograms, applying ACR, FDA, and MQSA guidelines, and using both 2D and 3D imaging technologies. Ability to adjust imaging techniques based on breast density, implants, or patient limitations to obtain diagnostic-quality images. Understanding of radiation protection principles, mammography specific safety standards, and requirements for quality assurance and equipment performance Proficiency in handling mammography units, assessing image quality, adjusting exposure factors, and using PACS and digital imaging software. Ability to reduce patient anxiety, communicate procedural expectations clearly, and demonstrate sensitivity in a high stress and intimate imaging environment. Capable of floating between sites, completing QC tasks, supporting workflow efficiency, and resolving basic equipment or technical issues.