Mammography Positioning Videos Bundle

Positioning is the foundation of every high-quality mammogram—and yet, it’s often where variability, uncertainty, and missed opportunities begin.

This dynamic, video-based bundle is designed to transform the way you approach mammography positioning by going far beyond step-by-step instruction. Instead of simply showing you how, this course builds true understanding, so you know exactly what to do, when to do it, and why it matters in every patient scenario. Through clear, expert-led instruction and real-time video demonstrations, you’ll learn how to apply standardized, data-driven positioning techniques with confidence and consistency. By integrating correlative anatomy, you’ll strengthen your ability to problem-solve on the spot, adapt to challenging patients, and consistently achieve optimal image quality.

Whether you're refining your technique or rebuilding your foundation, this course will help you move from routine positioning to intentional, precise, and reproducible practice.

What You’ll Gain:

• A deeper understanding of the principles behind standardized positioning—not just memorized steps
• The ability to confidently troubleshoot positioning challenges in real time
• Clear, visual demonstrations of proven CC and MLO techniques you can immediately apply
• Improved consistency, efficiency, and image quality across all patient typesErgonomic strategies that support both patient comfort and technologist longevity

Includes Lectures:

1. Importance of Standardized Positioning: Build a strong foundation by understanding why standardization matters—and how it directly impacts image quality, workflow, and patient outcomes. Learn to use correlative anatomy to guide decision-making and overcome common positioning challenges with confidence.
2. Mammography Positioning Demonstration: Watch expert-led, step-by-step video demonstrations of CC and MLO positioning techniques, grounded in data and anatomy. See how small adjustments lead to major improvements, and learn ergonomically sound approaches you can replicate immediately in clinical practice.