Mammo Tech- Forsyth Breast Care Tues- Fri (7 AM - 5:30 PM)

As a Mammo Tech at Northside Hospital, your main responsibilities include operating mammography equipment to produce quality radiographs for patients across various age groups. You'll also perform different types of mammography studies, such as needle localization and ductograms, and maintain the standards required by ACR, FDA, and MQSA. This role requires a degree of autonomy, allowing you to demonstrate your skills and knowledge in patient care.

To become a Mammo Tech at Northside Hospital, you must graduate from an accredited program in Radiologic Technology and be registered with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). You also need to obtain certification in Mammography within your first year of employment. Having prior mammography experience and a CPR certification can strengthen your application.

The work schedule for a Mammo Tech at Northside Hospital is Tuesday through Friday from 7 AM to 5:30 PM. This schedule not only allows for a good work-life balance but also permits you to engage in meaningful patient interactions during your shifts.

While prior experience in mammography is preferred for the Mammo Tech position at Northside Hospital, it is not a strict requirement. We welcome those who are newly graduated and eager to learn in a supportive environment that fosters professional development.

Northside Hospital adheres to strict guidelines set by the ACR, FDA, and MQSA to ensure the safety and accuracy of all mammography procedures. As a Mammo Tech, you will be integral in maintaining these high standards through precise equipment operation and a commitment to patient care.

In answering this question, focus on your passion for women's health, the importance of early detection in breast cancer, and how the role of a Mammo Tech enables you to make a significant impact in patients' lives.

When faced with a challenging patient, emphasize your communication skills, patience, and ability to create a comforting atmosphere. Share a specific example where you successfully alleviated their concerns.

Discuss your commitment to continuous learning, attending relevant workshops, and engaging with professional associations such as the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists to keep up-to-date with advancements in the field.

Talk about your approach to explaining the procedure clearly, managing pain or discomfort, and providing reassurance throughout the process. Highlight how patient comfort is a priority for you.

In this scenario, explain your strategy for understanding the patient's concerns, providing clear information, and offering support to help them feel comfortable proceeding with the mammogram.

Describe any hands-on experience you’ve had with digital mammography equipment, how it benefits patients, and your ability to adapt to emerging technologies in the field.

Discuss your knowledge of safety protocols, meticulousness in conducting the procedures, and your commitment to following guidelines to minimize risk and ensure patient protection.

Consider qualities such as empathy, strong communication, technical proficiency, and attention to detail, explaining how each contributes to providing the highest standards of care in mammography.

Provide a concise overview of the needle localization procedure, including why it's performed, how it aids in targeting areas of concern, and your proficiency with this technique.

Elaborate on your organizational skills, ability to handle patient records, and adherence to documentation protocols—crucial in ensuring both clinical efficiency and compliance.