Bon Secours
Not-for-profit Catholic health system
Mammography Technologist - Mammo Tech, Radiology
About the job
- Certification and registration with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in Diagnostic Radiology is required.
- Advanced modality registration in Mammography with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists is preferred, or must be obtained within one year.
- State licensure is preferred unless required by the state where the job is performed.
- Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association is required at hire for Roper St. Francis Healthcare locations; it is preferred at hire and required before independent patient care at Bon Secours Medical Health.
- An Associate's degree from an American Registry of Radiologic Technologists-accredited institute is preferred.
- Perform all screening, diagnostic, invasive, and dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry scans according to established protocols and procedures for interpretation by a supervising physician.
- Perform all breast imaging and dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry procedures.
- Assist the radiologist with invasive breast procedures, ensure aseptic technique, and ensure consent is obtained by the performing physician.
- Correlate the patient's clinical history with the procedure, document the information, make it available to a licensed provider, and convey the history to the provider before examination.
- Select and operate breast imaging equipment and associated devices to achieve desired results.
- Select appropriate radiographic technique exposure factors to produce quality diagnostic images.
- Apply radiation protection principles to minimize exposure to the patient, self, and others.
- Apply patient safety principles during all aspects of mammographic procedures.
- Provide patient education and discharge instructions.
- Participate in departmental quality assessments and improvement plans.
- One year of experience as a registered mammography technologist.
- Experience with the EPIC electronic health record.
- Experience with picture archiving and communication systems.
About the company
Bon Secours Health System is a not-for-profit Catholic health system that runs a network of hospitals, long-term care facilities, assisted living, senior housing, home health and hospice services, and other facilities across seven East Coast states. It operates by coordinating owned facilities and joint ventures across acute, post-acute, and community care, with caregivers delivering medical treatment, routine care, palliative services, and community programs. It differentiates itself from competitors through its Catholic mission and focus on health and social justice, offering a broad, mission-driven spectrum of services under one umbrella. Its goal is to be a prophetic Catholic health ministry that partners with communities to create a more humane world, advance health and social justice, and provide exceptional value for those served.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Marriottsville, Maryland
Founded
2013
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What believers are saying
- Norfolk construction began August 2026, opening the city’s first freestanding ED in 2027.
- Mary Immaculate’s $200 million tower started July 2026, doubling emergency capacity by 2028.
- Q2 2026 operating revenue rose 9.0%; supplemental Medicaid funds and Ensemble payouts boosted liquidity.
What critics are saying
- A February 2026 ERISA class suit attacks tobacco surcharges and benefit administration.
- Bon Secours appealed Chesterfield rivals in April 2026, signaling brutal Virginia competition.
- Heavy operating costs and staffing strain threaten margins if 2026 expansion openings slip.
What makes Bon Secours unique
- Bon Secours standardizes freestanding ED prototypes across Ashland, Five Forks, and Norfolk.
- Its Catholic ministry brand supports local partnerships, missions, and community trust.
- Ensemble ownership gave Bon Secours $1.1 billion in 2026 cash distributions.
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Paid Sick Leave
Parental Leave
401(k) Retirement Plan
Professional Development Budget
Hybrid Work Options
Company News
Bon Secours begins construction on freestanding emergency department in Norfolk. It is expected to open in late 2027. By HFT Staff Bon Secours has begun construction on Norfolk's first freestanding emergency department (ED). The ED will be located on the first floor of 155 Kingsley Lane and is expected to open in late 2027. The Virginia Department of Health approved the project through the Certificate of Public Need process in February 2026. The ED will include nine treatment rooms, provide 24/7 emergency care, as well as diagnostic services. The facility will feature the same technology, clinical standards and level of care found in Bon Secours' hospital-based emergency departments and will be staffed by experienced emergency medicine physicians and clinical teams. Patients requiring hospital admission or a higher level of care will be transferred to the appropriate hospital. August 6, 2026
Bon Secours begins construction on Norfolk's first freestanding ER. Posted: Jul 15, 2026 / 09:40 AM EDT Updated: Jul 16, 2026 / 02:13 AM EDT Ask WAVY anything How many treatment rooms will Norfolk's new ER have? What cooling centers are open during Norfolk's heat advisory? Why did Virginia farmers qualify for federal disaster aid? Full Summary Bon Secours has started building Norfolk's first freestanding emergency department, slated to open in late 2027, to improve local access to 24/7 emergency and diagnostic care. NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) - Bon Secours has begun construction on the first freestanding emergency department in Norfolk, which is set to open in late 2027. According to a press release, the upcoming facility is designed to improve geographic access to care for patients seeking treatment for life-threatening emergencies, sudden illnesses, injuries and other urgent health needs in the city. The Virginia Department of Health approved the project through the Certificate of Public Need process in February. The emergency department will be located on the first floor of 155 Kingsley Lane. It will include nine treatment rooms, provide 24/7 emergency care and diagnostic services. Additionally, the facility will feature the same technology, clinical standards and level of care found in Bon Secours' hospital-based emergency departments and will be staffed by experienced emergency medicine physicians and clinical teams. Patients requiring hospital admission or a higher level of care will be taken to the appropriate hospital. "This investment reflects Bon Secours' long-standing commitment to ensuring access to high-quality, compassionate care and responding directly to the community's need for greater access to emergency care," said Pat Davis-Hagens, market president of Bon Secours - Hampton Roads. "By bringing 24/7 emergency services back to the Norfolk community, we are making a meaningful investment in the health and well-being of our neighbors and expanding access to convenient, high-quality care closer to home."
Bon Secours breaks ground on $200 million expansion at Mary Immaculate Hospital. July 6, 2026 By Bob McKenna Virginia Peninsula Chamber Healthcare remains one of the Peninsula's largest economic drivers, and a major investment announced this spring will strengthen both regional healthcare capacity and the local economy. Bon Secours recently broke ground on a new $200 million patient tower at Mary Immaculate Hospital in Newport News. The four-story, 144,000-square-foot expansion will significantly enhance emergency, maternity, neonatal, and critical care services while modernizing facilities for patients and families throughout the Virginia Peninsula. The project will double emergency department capacity, expand intensive care services, and improve access to care for one of the region's fastest-growing population centers. Construction is expected to be completed in 2028, representing one of the largest healthcare investments on the Peninsula in recent years.
Talent talks. June 2026 The Leadership Talent Group (LTG) has been retained by Bon Secours, USA to conduct a national executive search for the position of Director - Associate Ministry. The Director - Associate Ministry reports to the Executive Director of Mission & Business Operations for the Sisters of Bon Secours, USA, located in Marriottsville, MD. This position is part-time (three days per week), and work can be performed in a hybrid manner with time spent on the Marriottsville camp 0 comments May 2026 The Leadership Talent Group (LTG) is pleased to announce that Kathy Connerton has joined the Sisters of Bon Secours, USA as the Executive Director - Mission & Business Operations, effective March 2026. As Executive Director, Kathy leads the administration and operations of the congregation's ministries, overseeing development and fundraising, communications, human resources, and the congregation's chapel and conference center. Connerton has over 25 years of experien 0 comments
Bon Secours cuts ribbon on Five Forks emergency center. Bon Secours St. Francis Health System recently opened a new freestanding emergency department in Simpsonville, South Carolina's rapidly growing Five Forks area. "As Greenville County continues to grow, we're committed to meeting people where they are and bringing high-quality emergency care closer to home so families don't have to travel far during critical moments," says Matt Caldwell, president of Bon Secours St. Francis health System. The $23 million, 12,500-square-foot facility features nine exam rooms, including a dedicated trauma room, along with on-site CT and X-ray imaging, as well as mobile MRI and mammography imaging. The new center will offer patients 24-hour access to a wide range of emergency medical services. Bon Secours Five Forks - is the latest standardized, free-standing emergency department for the Bon Secours Mercy Health system. It joins Bon Secours Ashland, Bon Secours Simpsonville, Bon Secours Chester, and Mercy Health Champion of scalable prototypes GBBN Architects designed in collaboration with Bon Secours Mercy Health. This system of prototypes, which was also used at Kings Mills Hospital allows the health system to maintain brand recognition, deploy new facilities efficiently, and cost-effectively, while also responding to the unique contexts such as different building sites, geography, climate, local communities, or culture. "Rapid, responsive coordination between the design and construction teams kept field issues from becoming delays, allowing decisions to be made quickly, documented immediately, and implemented in real time," notes GBBN's Lynn Belhumeur, reflecting on the project's success. "The continuity of our key team members across these free-standing emergency department projects further streamlined decision-making and reinforced proven solutions, reducing redundancy and strengthening trust throughout construction."