Pediatric Radiologic Technologist - Part Time

Dayton Children's; Dayton (OH); On-site; USD 48,000 - 66,000; Part time

Job summary

Dayton Children's is seeking a part-time Radiologic Technologist for the South Campus to perform high-quality diagnostic imaging across patients of all ages using a range of diagnostic equipment, including EKG capabilities and patient registration processes. The role requires an Ohio radiologic license, ARRT certification in Radiography, and CPR.

You will educate patients and families about procedures while contributing to department goals and patient care standards in a fast-paced pediatric

Qualifications

• HSD/GED is required.
• Associate’s Degree in Radiologic Technology/Sciences is required.
• Radiologic License - Ohio Department of Health is required.
• ARRT in Radiography is required.
• CPR is required.

Responsibilities

• Produce quality diagnostic images on patients of all ages using all available diagnostic equipment including EKG and patient registration.
• Provide services at times which meet the department’s needs and are regularly available.
• Educate patients and their parents regarding procedures performed at the center.
• Maintain required certifications and licenses (CPR, Ohio licensure, ARRT) and participate in hospital-wide mandatory education and EKG requirements as set by Cardiology.
• Strive to meet departmental goals for patient satisfaction and accuracy of patient registration and Cardiology EKG QA/QC.

Skills

Patient education

Quality imaging

Team collaboration

Education

HSD/GED

Associate’s Degree in Radiologic Technology/Sciences

Tools

Radiologic Equipment Operation

Job description

Dayton Children's is seeking a part-time Radiologic Technologist for the South Campus to perform high-quality diagnostic imaging across patients of all ages using a range of diagnostic equipment, including EKG capabilities and patient registration processes. The role requires an Ohio radiologic license, ARRT certification in Radiography, and CPR.

You will educate patients and families about procedures while contributing to department goals and patient care standards in a fast-paced pediatric