Principal Mammography Technologist

A CRT licensed Senior Mammography Technologist performs screening and diagnostic breast imaging and procedures. The Technologist produces ACR quality images in both diagnostic and screening exams. This technologist is able to interact with clinicians and other departments to coordinate patient care. The Technologist ensures clinical data is correct and appropriate in the Radiology Information System (RIS) and PACS systems. The technologist must participate in performance improvement activities in the department. Maintains appropriate quality control records and participates in routine equipment testing and maintenance.  Additionally, the Mammography Technologist must be willing to train and interact with students and new hires when necessary.

The Principal Mammography Technologist is responsible for performing screening mammography, diagnostic mammography, breast ultrasound and all interventional and invasive procedures in the Mammography Department and serves as a resource for the Imaging technologists in the Breast Imaging department. The Principal Technologist may suggest changes in procedures, and quality improvement, as well as coordinates training and development of the Mammography Technologist. In addition, this position demonstrates mastery of all hospital or clinical imaging competencies. This position also independently performs procedures on adults, geriatric and adolescent age groups. The Principal Technologist provides input for annual performance evaluations, and coordinates equipment basic maintenance as required. Complies with all regulatory mandates for mammography. 

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS - Graduate of a JCERT accredited radiology technology training program. - Flexibility in scheduling, with the ability to rotate shifts and coverage for weekends and holidays. - Must be willing to assist at any of the UCSF Medical Center Locations. - Minimum of (three) 3 years of Mammography experience for senior classification. Minimum of Five (5) years of Mammography experience for principal classification. - Ability to perform job duties in a reliable, responsible and timely fashion. - Ability to work effectively and efficiently under any workload and/or patient volume. - Ability to be respectful of everyone, including those of different backgrounds, beliefs and gender. - Knowledge of Radiology Information System and related downtime procedure, to include the proper scheduling and completion of patient exams. - Knowledge of the Medical Centers’ current Electronic Health record and ordering systems. - Knowledge of the related Breast Imaging systems and selects the correct patient and exam from worklists. - Knowledge of the Incident Reporting System - Leadership skills. - Ability to prioritize and complete tasks, needing little or no supervision. PREFERRED QUALIFICATION - ARRT (R) (M) - Prefer breast ultrasound experience - CRT Fluoroscopy License REQUIRED LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS - CRT (M) Mammography Certification - CRT (R) Radiologic Technologist Certification - BLS Basic Life Support (CPR) Certification - Requires proof of mammography - specific training of at least 40 documented hours, if certified after April 27, 1999. - Requires proof of having performed at least 200 mammography exams in the last 24 months (rolling 24-month calendar) - Requires certificates of at least 15 CEUs in Mammography in the last 36-month period (rolling 36 month calendar). - Requires proof of MQSA approved 8 hours each of Digital and 3D Tomosynthesis training. - Proof of initial 25 supervised mammograms

Basic Life Support, Radiologic Technologist Mammo

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