Position: General Radiology and Mammography (Mammo) Technologist (MRT)

Competition #: 2024-359

Status: Full-Time

Department: Diagnostic Imaging

Union Association: OPSEU

SALARY: $36.84 to $50.25

Position Summary:

Upholds the Mission, Vision and Values of Brockville General Hospital. Helps create a safe environment for staff, patients, families, physicians, and volunteers. The Technologist in General Radiology and Mammography recognizes safety as a priority for Diagnostic Imaging Services, as each of us plays an integral part to building a culture of safety and continuous improvement. Reporting to the Manager, Diagnostic Imaging and Cardiovascular Services and under the supervision of the Charge Technologists, the General Radiology and Mammography Technologist will be responsible for (a) providing safe, quality care and services to our patients; (b) upholding all policies and procedures of the department and the organization; (c) maintaining the safe operation of equipment; and, (d) participating in quality and safety initiatives.

Requirements:

Education and Experience:

• Graduate of an accredited training program in Radiological Technology
• Current registration with the College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologists of Ontario (CMRITO)
• Knowledge of clinical CMRITO Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics
• Must show evidence of clinical competence through continuing education
• Current CPR Certification and maintained throughout employment
• Successful completion of Mammo 1 and Mammo 2 from CAMRT (preferred)
• Competent in venepuncture and contrast media injections (preferred)
• One (1) year experience performing mammograms (minimum)
• Five (5) years' experience performing mammograms (preferred)

Skills and Abilities:

• Effective communication and team building skills
• Desire to learn and collaborate within a team environment
• Demonstrated ability to work independently and as a team member
• Excellent oral and written communication skills to communicate and interact effectively and positively with patients, physicians and co-workers.
• Good attendance and availability required