Pediatric Radiologic Technologist – Evening Shift

Cincinnati Children's Office of Academic Affairs and Career Development; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 57,000 - 73,000; Full time

Job summary

Cincinnati Children's is seeking a Radiography Technician at Burnet Campus to perform patient-centered imaging work in the Radiography department. The role emphasizes safety, accuracy, and compassionate care while supporting families and ensuring high-quality exams.

Responsibilities include patient preparation, adherence to protocols, and ongoing professional development; requires ARRT certification and Ohio licensure within 30 days of eligibility, with 0+ years experience preferred.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Radiologic Technology or equivalent.
• Preferred: Bachelor's degree.
• 0+ years of work experience in a related discipline.
• Registered ARRT (R) or eligible.
• Registered ARRT (R) within 6 months of hire.
• Licensed by Ohio Department of Health within 30 days of eligibility.

Responsibilities

• Customer Service - Act as a customer advocate and support patients and families.
• Communication - Interact courteously with patients, families, and staff.
• Compliance - Adhere to policies, regulations, and core standards.
• Patient Care - Prepare patients for procedures and assist with exams per protocol.
• Professional Development - Maintain licensure/certification and participate in trainings.

Skills

Customer focus

Communication

Compliance awareness

Patient care

Professional development

Education

Associate Degree in Radiologic Technology or Equivalent

Bachelor's Degree (preferred)

ARRT Registered or eligible

ARRT Registered within 6 months of hire

Ohio license within 30 days of eligibility

Job description

Cincinnati Children's is seeking a Radiography Technician at Burnet Campus to perform patient-centered imaging work in the Radiography department. The role emphasizes safety, accuracy, and compassionate care while supporting families and ensuring high-quality exams.

Responsibilities include patient preparation, adherence to protocols, and ongoing professional development; requires ARRT certification and Ohio licensure within 30 days of eligibility, with 0+ years experience preferred.