Mammography Technologist
About the job
- A current California Radiologic Technologist certificate in Diagnostic Radiologic Technology is required.
- A valid California Mammography Technologist Certificate is required.
- The candidate must maintain 24 Category A continuing education credits every two years, including at least 15 credits in Mammography.
- The candidate must be a graduate of an ARRT-approved radiologic technology program.
- Current ARRT (R) and ARRT (M) registration in good standing is required.
- Current Basic Life Support and cardiopulmonary resuscitation certification from the American Heart Association is required.
- The candidate must have at least two years of dedicated experience as a Mammography and DEXA Technologist.
- The candidate must be a compassionate and effective communicator with tact, diplomacy, and a commitment to a collegial work environment.
- The candidate must be willing to work five eight-hour shifts and potentially weekends as the West Coast region scales.
- Perform high-quality screening and diagnostic mammography and DEXA (bone densitometry) scans in accordance with Atria safety protocols and California state regulations.
- Assume responsibility for patient safety during imaging by using proper positioning tools, equipment adjustments, and ergonomically correct techniques.
- Explain procedures clearly and compassionately while adapting communication to each patient’s level of understanding.
- Refer specific diagnostic or prognosis questions to the appropriate physician while maintaining professional boundaries.
- Perform daily and weekly quality control tests on mammography and DEXA equipment to ensure compliance with the Mammography Quality Standards Act and California Radiologic Health Branch requirements.
- As authorized, support other imaging modalities such as MRI Focus or CT to maintain departmental workflow.
- Accurately document, label, and archive images in the PACS/RIS systems, including Athena and Ambra, for radiologist review.
- Vocational or technical school diploma.
- ARRT certification in Bone Densitometry.
About the company
Atria Health and Research Institute delivers personalized preventive medicine through a membership-based clinical practice, while its nonprofit think tank, the Atria Research and Global Health Institute, advances preventive medicine through original research and strategic partnerships. How it works: it combines longitudinal studies with evidence-based, individualized care to move from reactive sick care to proactive prevention; it asks, “What is biologically possible?” and translates leading science into medical practice for patients. How it differs: it integrates a clinical practice with a global research effort focused on closing gaps in care, emphasizing collaboration, real-world implementation, and broad access to prevention-based medicine, rather than just offering standard treatment. Goal: prevent disease and extend healthy life for all by turning cutting-edge science into practical, scalable medical care.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2022
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What believers are saying
- June 2026 One High Line lease gives Atria a 52,000-square-foot Manhattan flagship.
- Atria opened Beverly Hills in 2026 and is hiring across clinical roles.
- Official 2026 sites show expansion into Bay Area and Miami by 2028.
What critics are saying
- March 2026 Epstein-linked doctor Bernard Kruger exit damaged Atria's brand credibility.
- Atria's $20,000-$75,000 memberships face scrutiny if outcomes trail luxury marketing promises.
- Bay Area 2027 and One High Line 2027 openings create execution risk if demand softens.
What makes Atria Health and Research Institute unique
- Membership clinics bundle 24/7 home visits, whole-body MRI, and specialty care.
- Atria targets wealthy patients with 15-plus specialties and longevity medicine.
- Its New York, Palm Beach, and Beverly Hills footprint signals national luxury positioning.
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