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A typical day at a Breast Center involves collaborating with a team of healthcare professionals—including radiologists, nurses, and technologists—to provide breast screenings, perform diagnostic procedures, and support patients through various stages of care. You may conduct or assist with mammograms, ultrasounds, biopsies, and patient education, while ensuring all documentation is thorough and compliant with healthcare standards. The work is detail-oriented and patient-centered, often requiring a balance of technical proficiency and empathy. Depending on your role, you might also participate in multidisciplinary meetings or quality improvement initiatives, making adaptability and continuous learning important attributes for success.

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Job description

Practice Location

    • SOMC Breast Center – 1121 Kinneys Lane, Portsmouth

Office Hours/Work Schedule

    • Breast center is open M-TH 8a-5p and Fri 8a-12p
    • Flexible schedule
    • No call, No weekends or nights

Staffing

    • 1 Fellowship trained Breast Imaging Radiologist
    • Breast Center Manager
    • Breast Navigators
    • Mammo Techs
    • US staff
    • Ancillary support staff

Case Load

  • Average 40-50 patients/day
    • Office procedures:
      • Stereo biopsies
    • US biopsies
    • Molli localization
    • MRI biopsies
    • 1-4 procedures/day on average
    •   Modalities are completely digital with ACR (American College of Radiology) accreditation, NAPBC (National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers) through American College of Surgeons

Equipment

      • Hologic mammo/stereo
      • Secureview
      • Ikonopedia
      • Dynacard
      • Brevera stereo biopsy system
      • GE US
      • MQ PACS

Expectations

      • Participate in Tumor Board meetings
      • Fellowship trained in Breast Imaging Radiology
Have questions about this opportunity? Our recruitment team is happy to help.
Please contact Katie Shirey at ShireyK@somc.org or (740) 356-7252.