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Mammography
Supervisor:
(910) 643-1730
Receptionist:
(910) 907-8951  
Scheduling:
(910) 907-8266   Option 1
The Mammography Service provides screenings as well as diagnostic mammograms, ultrasound/stereotactic guided breast biopsies and ultrasound/mammography guided needle localizations.  We are a fully digital FDA (Food and Drug Administration) and ACR (American College of Radiology) certified service.
 
Hours of operation are Monday through Friday 0800 - 2000 hrs.
 
Needle Localizations
0800
Diagnostic Mammograms
0840-1100
Biopsies
1300 and 1400
Screening Mammograms
1100-2000





Our service is staffed with a professional and caring team of doctors and technologists dedicated to the early detection of breast cancer through the use of modern technology.

What is Mammography?

Mammography is a simple radiographic examination of the breast. It is the most reliable method for early detection of breast cancer. The examination uses X-rays to produce a picture of the breast anatomy in a two-view projection. The examination requires gentle compression of the breast to obtain optimal images.

A baseline (first) mammogram should be obtained between the age of 35 - 40 if there is no immediate family history (mother, sister, daughter) of breast cancer. The American Cancer Society (ACS) recommends a yearly mammogram starting at the age of 40.

Mammography Staff

Our mammography services are certified by the American College of Radiology (ACR) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

The Mammography technologists have been educated by an accredited facility and are certified by the following organizations:
  • The American Registry of Radiologic Technologist (Radiography and Mammography)
  • An ACR Certified radiologist/physician interprets the mammogram exams.

How do I schedule an appointment?

To schedule a mammography appointment at Womack Army Medical Center:
  • The ordering physician must order the correct exam into CHCS, i.e. Bilateral Mammogram, Screening (asymptomatic) or Bilateral Mammogram, Diagnostic (symptomatic)
  • Patients are requested to come to the Mammography Section located in the Radiology Department on the 1st floor at Womack Army Medical Center to schedule an appointment.
  • Patients who receive a mammogram consult from a local outside provider must hand carry their referral to the Radiology Department at Womack Army Medical Center to be scheduled. The patient’s name, sponsor’s Social Security Number, requested exam, a brief history and the physician’s signature must be on the order.

Please feel free to contact our staff at 910-907-8951 if you have any questions or concerns.
 

Contact POCs

 
 

Service Chief - 907-6090

 
Burke, Rachel A MAJ
 

NCOIC - 907-6961

 
Anderson, Everet M SFC