Komen Graduate Training Program UT MDACC
Mammography Tech
Komen Graduate Training Program UT MDACC, Houston, Texas, United States, 77246
Mammography Tech
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Mammography Tech
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Komen Graduate Training Program UT MDACC
MD Anderson Cancer Center in the Texas Medical Center: The Mammographer is a specialized radiologic technologist who performs mammography exams to detect and diagnose breast diseases, primarily breast cancer.
Ideal Candidate
Graduated from a JRCERT Program.
One year of experience (preferred).
ARRT in Mammography, TMB and BLS certificates.
Shift / Hours Monday - Friday / Saturday rotation, 08:30 - 17:00
Benefits
Professional Growth & Development: Access to world‑class training and continuing education opportunities; exposure to cutting‑edge imaging technology; collaboration with leading oncologists and radiologists; career advancement pathways within a top‑ranked cancer center.
Impactful Work: Play a critical role in early detection and prevention of breast cancer directly impacting patient outcomes; work in a mission‑driven organization focused on eliminating cancer globally.
Recognition & Culture: Be part of a Magnet‑recognized institution known for excellence in patient care; collaborative work environment that values teamwork.
Job Specific Competencies Patient Care
Perform patient care activities within scope of practice (e.g., POCT, IV insertion, patient assessment, medication administration, transport).
Ensure safety for patients, families, staff, and visitors; screen patients for imaging clearance and manage implanted device evaluations.
Follow radiation safety guidelines (ALARA, Image Gently); provide shielding and monitor scanning parameters.
Recognize patient distress and assist with emergency response teams.
Adhere to infection control and aseptic techniques; administer contrast media per manufacturer standards and six rights of drug administration.
Apply age‑specific criteria and notify radiologist of critical findings.
Demonstrate flexibility for patient care demands (early/late shifts, call coverage, emergency ride‑out).
Maintain cleanliness and orderliness of rooms and work areas; manage supplies and dispose of waste properly.
Comply with HIPAA and ensure accurate documentation and patient identification.
Complete other duties as assigned.
Critical Thinking & Strategic Alignment
Use critical thinking to address patient and provider needs; communicate and elevate appropriately.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize workflow and patient flow.
Expedite patient care and minimize delays; perform downtime procedures during system failures.
Ensure timely image transfer to PACS and accurate hand‑offs using SBAR.
Participate in quality improvement projects, ongoing education, and mentoring of staff and students.
Suggest efficiency improvements and adhere to Joint Commission and regulatory standards.
Maintain licensure, certifications, and attend departmental meetings.
Document incidents and complete mandatory training.
Align with ACR accreditation standards.
Technical Acumen
Perform high‑quality imaging exams across all protocols; ensure correct positioning, annotation, and parameters.
Maintain productivity and minimize errors; operate equipment independently and resolve image quality issues.
Report equipment malfunctions and assist with maintenance logs.
Perform general X‑ray procedures as needed.
Accurately enter data into clinical systems and maintain knowledge of billing/coding standards.
Complete other technical duties as assigned.
Requirements
Education Required: High school diploma or equivalent and graduate of an accredited JRCERT Program.
Preferred Education: Bachelor’s level degree.
Certification Required: ARRT in Radiography (R); Medical Radiologic Technologist (MRT) through the Texas Medical Board (TMB); Basic Life Support (BLS) or CPR certification. Must obtain ARRT for Mammography within 180 days of entry.
Experience: None required.
Preferred Experience: Two or more years as a qualified Mammography Technologist.
Additional information: Requisition ID 177623; Employment Status: Full‑Time; Employee Status: Regular; Work Week: Days, Weekends; Minimum Salary USD 77,500; Midpoint USD 97,000; Maximum Salary USD 116,500; FLSA non‑exempt; Work Location: Onsite; Pivotal Position: Yes; Referral Bonus Available: Yes; Relocation Assistance Available: Yes.
Equal Employment Opportunity statement: The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center provides equal employment opportunity without regard to race, color, religion, age, national origin, sex, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, disability, protected veteran status, genetic information, or any other basis protected by institutional policy or by federal, state or local laws unless such distinction is required by law. See https://www.mdanderson.org/about-us/legal-and-policy/legal-statements/eeo-affirmative-action.html
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Mammography Tech
role at
Komen Graduate Training Program UT MDACC
MD Anderson Cancer Center in the Texas Medical Center: The Mammographer is a specialized radiologic technologist who performs mammography exams to detect and diagnose breast diseases, primarily breast cancer.
Ideal Candidate
Graduated from a JRCERT Program.
One year of experience (preferred).
ARRT in Mammography, TMB and BLS certificates.
Shift / Hours Monday - Friday / Saturday rotation, 08:30 - 17:00
Benefits
Professional Growth & Development: Access to world‑class training and continuing education opportunities; exposure to cutting‑edge imaging technology; collaboration with leading oncologists and radiologists; career advancement pathways within a top‑ranked cancer center.
Impactful Work: Play a critical role in early detection and prevention of breast cancer directly impacting patient outcomes; work in a mission‑driven organization focused on eliminating cancer globally.
Recognition & Culture: Be part of a Magnet‑recognized institution known for excellence in patient care; collaborative work environment that values teamwork.
Job Specific Competencies Patient Care
Perform patient care activities within scope of practice (e.g., POCT, IV insertion, patient assessment, medication administration, transport).
Ensure safety for patients, families, staff, and visitors; screen patients for imaging clearance and manage implanted device evaluations.
Follow radiation safety guidelines (ALARA, Image Gently); provide shielding and monitor scanning parameters.
Recognize patient distress and assist with emergency response teams.
Adhere to infection control and aseptic techniques; administer contrast media per manufacturer standards and six rights of drug administration.
Apply age‑specific criteria and notify radiologist of critical findings.
Demonstrate flexibility for patient care demands (early/late shifts, call coverage, emergency ride‑out).
Maintain cleanliness and orderliness of rooms and work areas; manage supplies and dispose of waste properly.
Comply with HIPAA and ensure accurate documentation and patient identification.
Complete other duties as assigned.
Critical Thinking & Strategic Alignment
Use critical thinking to address patient and provider needs; communicate and elevate appropriately.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize workflow and patient flow.
Expedite patient care and minimize delays; perform downtime procedures during system failures.
Ensure timely image transfer to PACS and accurate hand‑offs using SBAR.
Participate in quality improvement projects, ongoing education, and mentoring of staff and students.
Suggest efficiency improvements and adhere to Joint Commission and regulatory standards.
Maintain licensure, certifications, and attend departmental meetings.
Document incidents and complete mandatory training.
Align with ACR accreditation standards.
Technical Acumen
Perform high‑quality imaging exams across all protocols; ensure correct positioning, annotation, and parameters.
Maintain productivity and minimize errors; operate equipment independently and resolve image quality issues.
Report equipment malfunctions and assist with maintenance logs.
Perform general X‑ray procedures as needed.
Accurately enter data into clinical systems and maintain knowledge of billing/coding standards.
Complete other technical duties as assigned.
Requirements
Education Required: High school diploma or equivalent and graduate of an accredited JRCERT Program.
Preferred Education: Bachelor’s level degree.
Certification Required: ARRT in Radiography (R); Medical Radiologic Technologist (MRT) through the Texas Medical Board (TMB); Basic Life Support (BLS) or CPR certification. Must obtain ARRT for Mammography within 180 days of entry.
Experience: None required.
Preferred Experience: Two or more years as a qualified Mammography Technologist.
Additional information: Requisition ID 177623; Employment Status: Full‑Time; Employee Status: Regular; Work Week: Days, Weekends; Minimum Salary USD 77,500; Midpoint USD 97,000; Maximum Salary USD 116,500; FLSA non‑exempt; Work Location: Onsite; Pivotal Position: Yes; Referral Bonus Available: Yes; Relocation Assistance Available: Yes.
Equal Employment Opportunity statement: The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center provides equal employment opportunity without regard to race, color, religion, age, national origin, sex, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, disability, protected veteran status, genetic information, or any other basis protected by institutional policy or by federal, state or local laws unless such distinction is required by law. See https://www.mdanderson.org/about-us/legal-and-policy/legal-statements/eeo-affirmative-action.html
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