Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Purpose & Mission:
Seattle Cancer Care Alliance (SCCA) brings together the leading research teams and cancer specialists of Fred Hutch, Seattle Children’s, and UW Medicine. One extraordinary group whose sole mission is the pursuit of better, longer, richer lives for our patients. SCCA's purpose is to provide state-of-the-art, patient and family centered care; support the conduct of cancer clinical research and education; enhance access to improved cancer interventions; and advance the standard of cancer care regionally and beyond.
Every individual at SCCA plays a unique role in supporting our mission. Our collective success hinges on each of us conducting ourselves in accord with a set of core values:
The Mammography Technologist Lead performs all of the duties of the technologists in their area of specialization. The Lead role coordinates and directs the daily operations of the department to ensure the timely completion of patient exams in accordance with the department procedures, assists with diagnostic procedures at the technical level of a senior or resource technologist in their area of expertise, as needed, and assists team members and other physicians with any/all procedures, ensuring the comfort and the safety of the patient.
Employees must adhere to all SCCA policies and processes, including the SCCA Code of Conduct and all HIPAA privacy requirements.
Required:
Washington State Radiologic Technologist Certification.
Completed 8 hours of training in using a mammographic modality (e.g., digital), before beginning to use that modality independently.
Meets one of the following:
If Qualified BEFORE April 28,1999, must be certified by: - American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), OR - American Registry of Clinical Radiologic Technologists, OR - Licensed to perform general radiographic procedures in a state AND 40 hours of training in mammography.
If Qualified AFTER April 28,1999, must be certified by American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), American Registry of Clinical Radiologic Technologists, or, Licensed to perform general radiographic procedures in a state. Additionally, completed 40 hours of training in mammography including training in breast anatomy and physiology, positioning and compression, QA/QC techniques, and imaging of patients with breast implants and completed 25 mammography examinations under direct supervision of an appropriate MQSA-qualified individual.
If not registered, will become registered at first eligibility
Preferred:
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