Mammography Technologist resume example

• Completed 3D mammograms, diagnostic and breast screenings.
• Adhered to strict HIPAA guidelines to maintain patient and medical record confidentiality.
• Promoted commitment to patients by providing assistance, remaining professional and actively responding to questions and concerns.
• Offered assistance in dressing or changing seriously ill, injured and disabled patients.

• Completed 3D mammograms, diagnostic and screenings.
• Performed Affirm Stereotactic biopsies
• Performed Affirm and regular breast needle localizations
• Performed Dexa scans with daily QC
• Performed QC on Hologic Dimensions
• File room tasks with downloading outside disks and making disks for patients and facilities for comparison.
• Educated patients on diagnostic imaging processes and positioning, and counseled patients to address concerns and answer inquiries.
• Adhered to strict HIPAA guidelines to maintain patient and medical record confidentiality.
• Greeted patients with warm smile and promoted individual comfort throughout procedures and scans while being as discrete as possible.
• Promoted commitment to patients by providing assistance, remaining professional and actively responding to questions and concerns.
• Offered assistance in dressing or changing seriously ill, injured and disabled patients.
• Fostered relationships with patients to minimize anxiety and distress and enhance cooperation.
• Provided assistance to physicians and other technologists during complex procedures.
• Performed general administrative tasks to support radiology department.
• Prepared examination rooms between appointments by cleaning surfaces and restocking supplies.

• Completed 3D mammograms, diagnostic and screenings.
• Performed stereotactic biopsies
• Performed I-125 seed breast needle localizations
• I was responsible for ordering all breast imaging department supplies.
• Rotated to Gate Parkway Primary Care office on Saturdays and two days during the week.
• Captured and developed images following physicians' orders allowing proper diagnosis and treatment.
• Fostered relationships with patients to minimize patient anxiety and distress, and enhance cooperation.
• Verified patient details before completing procedures.
• Delivered comprehensive training to students and new technologists on equipment, imaging processing, patient relations, and best practices.
• Educated patients on diagnostic imaging processes and positioning, and counseled patients to address concerns and answer inquiries.
• Adhered to strict HIPAA guidelines to maintain patient and medical record confidentiality.
• Greeted patients with warm smile and promoted individual comfort throughout procedures and scans while being as discrete as possible.
• Promoted commitment to patients by providing assistance, remaining professional and actively responding to questions and concerns.
• Prepared contrast material, radiopharmaceuticals and anesthetic or antispasmodic drugs under direction of radiologists.
• Provided assistance to physicians and other technologists during complex procedures.
• Prepared examination rooms between appointments by cleaning surfaces and restocking supplies.
• Helped patients feel comfortable with procedures by explaining steps and answering questions.

Performed general radiography in a Internal medicine office and was trained in the Mayo Clinic lab for two months in phlebotomy and performed bloodwork and all lab tests on patients daily. Prepared a daily pickup from courier to take to Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville. Assisted nursing staff with getting patients ready for physicians to see by taking their vital signs and getting chart notes for that day. Registered patients and created orders for radiologic and blood tests.

I prepared lab work test results on charts and placed on physicians desk daily for review. Also, office duties of filing results and other documents back in patients charts.

I was the lead mammographer over the breast imaging department. I performed screening and diagnostic mammograms. I performed all QC tests according to the ACR and MQSA governing bodies. I successfully completed and passed all inspections while working here. I covered and helped to perform general radiography and fluoroscopy exams when needed. This company has since merged twice since I worked here to Signet and now Elite Imagning.

• Positioned and preformed patients for radiographs and CT equipment, administered the IV port for the CT iodinated contrast and implemented beam-restrictive devices and shielding techniques to minimize radiation exposure. Performed general radiography, portable X-rays in a 25 bed rural hospital in the ER and mammography screenings and diagnostics. Preformed the QC tests on the mammography equipment required for ACR. This Hospital is closed now.

I was PRN working on Saturdays performing screening mammograms and bone density exams. I worked here after Elite imaging no longer were open on Saturdays for mammography.

I was PRN working Saturdays performing screening mammograms at Northside, Riverside, Arlington, And the Salisbury Road office that is closed now. Rotating as need to any of the offices. It was previously Signet Imaging before the acquisition under Elite Imaging. They ceased mammography in January of 2014 which I was not needed on Saturdays anymore.

I preformed screening and diagnostic mammography and breast needle/wire localizations. I rotated weekends performing portable radiographs, ER/trauma dept and portable x-rays, fluoroscopy exams and routine x-rays in radiology department on inpatients.

This was a new facility built in front of University Medical Center now UF Health in Jacksonville, FL.

I performed screening and diagnostic mammography, bone density/dexa scans, with a busy Orthopedic clinic radiographed patients for that dept daily and flouroscopy exams (am barium enemas, upper GIs, and pm cystograms, hystrosalpingograms, and IVP's.) I was the radiology supervisor and ordered supplies for the department as well.