Mammography Tech I/II

As a Mammography Tech I/II at Kelsey-Seybold Clinic, your primary responsibilities include performing mammography and DEXA studies, obtaining diagnostic images as per physician orders, and ensuring all procedures align with the clinic's protocols. You will utilize advanced imaging technology and maintain a high level of patient care throughout the process.

To qualify for the Mammography Tech I position, candidates need a high school diploma or GED and must Graduate from an approved Radiologic Technology program. For the Mammography Tech II role, in addition to these, two years of experience in mammography or one year of KSC experience in X-ray or SCNB is required, along with specialized certifications.

Mammography Tech I candidates must hold an ARRT (R) MRT-General Certificate and must obtain the ARRT (M) within one year of eligibility. For Mammography Tech II position, an ARRT (R)(M) is required alongside BLS certification through the American Heart Association.

The work environment for a Mammography Tech I/II at the Kelsey-Seybold Clinic is a clinical setting where collaboration with healthcare professionals is encouraged. You will be part of a supportive team focused on providing high-quality patient care while also benefiting from a balanced work/life dynamic.

As a Mammography Tech I/II at Kelsey-Seybold Clinic, you can expect a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, vision, and dental insurance, tuition reimbursement, paid time off for vacations and holidays, continuing education allowances, and an employee assistance program, promoting both professional and personal growth.

In your response, share specific details about your training and hands-on experience in performing mammography and DEXA studies. Highlight any certifications and the number of procedures you've completed to demonstrate your expertise.

Explain your approach to communicating with patients, reassurances you provide, and steps you take to minimize discomfort and enhance safety during mammography, including proper positioning and equipment use.

Discuss any technical or patient-related challenges you may have encountered in mammography, how you addressed those challenges, and what you learned from the experience, emphasizing your problem-solving skills.

Demonstrate your knowledge of quality assurance practices by discussing the importance of accreditation, policies you have followed, and how you ensure compliance with safety regulations and standards.

Discuss your commitment to continuous learning, mentioning any courses, certifications, or professional organizations you are a part of that keep you informed about advancements in mammography and radiology technology.

Outline your understanding of the sensitive nature of abnormal results, emphasizing your communication skills and how you would ensure that the information is conveyed empathetically and professionally.

Share your proficiency with RIS and PACS, including specific tasks you have performed, any training you have completed, and the impact of these systems on improving workflow and patient care.

Explain your strategies for time management, organization, and teamwork in a fast-paced setting, emphasizing your ability to adapt and maintain high standards in patient care.

Share your passion for working in mammography, discussing how you value the role of early detection in patient outcomes and what drives your commitment to patient care in this specialty.

Discuss your familiarity with relevant regulations, the measures you take to stay compliant, and examples of how you ensure adherence within your work environment.