Ergonomics for Mammographers: How to Avoid and Improve Technologist Pain and Injury

Mammography technologists perform hundreds of repetitive movements that can place significant strain on the hands, wrists, shoulders, neck, back, and knees. Without proper body mechanics, these repetitive tasks can lead to pain, fatigue, and long-term injury.

In this course, Ms. Louise Miller, RTRM shares practical ergonomic strategies and standardized positioning techniques designed to help you work more comfortably while maintaining exceptional image quality. You'll learn how small adjustments to your positioning, body mechanics, and workflow can reduce physical stress, prevent common musculoskeletal injuries, and support a healthier, longer career in mammography.

Whether you're new to mammography or have years of experience, this course will provide actionable techniques you can immediately apply to protect yourself while continuing to deliver the highest level of patient care.