JOB SUMMARY
Mammography Technologists are responsible for performing a variety of imaging procedures to assist in the diagnosis of breast conditions. This role involves operating mammography equipment, performing screenings and diagnostic exams, and assisting with interventional procedures.

Key Responsibilities
- Perform outpatient screening and diagnostic mammography examinations.
- Conduct bone density scans.
- Assist with stereotactic and ultrasound-guided breast biopsies.
- Facilitate magseed and wire localization procedures.
- Manage and document post-clip placements.

Schedule / Shift
- Work Schedule: Monday - Friday, 5x8 hour shifts.
- Operational Hours: Monday and Friday 08:00-16:30, Tuesday-Thursday 09:00-17:30.
- Weekend Rotation: Rotating Saturdays, typically every 6th.
- Block Schedule: Open to accommodating Monday-Friday block schedules.

Required Qualifications
- Valid Illinois license (IEMA).
- Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
- ARRT (Mammography) certification.

Preferred Qualifications
- Registered Breast Ultrasound or Registered Breast Sonographer.
- Experience with DEXA scans is a plus.

Certifications
- IL license (IEMA)
- BLS
- ARRT (Mammography)

Experience
- Minimum of 2 years of mammography experience required.
- First-time mammography technologists seeking employment will not be accepted.

Skills
- Demonstrated proficiency in performing screening and diagnostic mammograms.
- Competent in bone density testing.
- Experience with stereotactic and ultrasound-guided biopsies is beneficial but not required for this role (will not be required to learn BXs or localization procedures).
- Comfort and ability to handle post-clip placement examinations is essential.

EMR / Systems
- Meditech experience is highly preferred, with orientation available for Meditech training.

Patient Population
- Adult patients.

Unit / Specialty
- Mammography / Outpatient Imaging

Floating / On-Call
- This position does not require floating to other units.
- This position is not on-call.