Radiologic Technologist

OhioHealth is seeking a skilled Radiology Technologist to join our Healthcare & Medical Services team. In this on-site role, you will perform high-quality diagnostic radiologic exams, ensuring patient safety, comfort, and accurate imaging to support clinical decisions. Responsibilities include patient preparation and positioning, operating and maintaining radiology equipment, adhering to ALARA and infection-control standards, and documenting procedures in PACS/EMR systems. You’ll collaborate closely with radiologists and the care team while contributing to quality improvement and ongoing learning. OhioHealth offers growth opportunities, comprehensive benefits, and a compassionate, inclusive culture focused on community health. Perform diagnostic radiologic procedures following physician orders and safety protocols Prepare and position patients to ensure quality images and patient comfort Operate, calibrate, and maintain radiology equipment and imaging systems Verify patient identification, review medical history, and obtain informed consent as needed Adhere to ALARA principles and maintain radiation safety standards and documentation Collaborate with radiologists, nurses, and care teams to support accurate diagnoses Accurately document procedures, enter data into PACS/EMR systems, and maintain records Educate patients and families on procedures and post-exam care Monitor patients for adverse reactions and respond according to emergency protocols Participate in continuous education, quality improvement, and accreditation activities Diagnostic radiography X-ray equipment operation Radiation safety (ALARA) Patient positioning and immobilization PACS and RIS/EMR systems Cross-sectional anatomy knowledge Infection control procedures Venipuncture/IV contrast assistance Quality assurance and image critique Basic life support (BLS) Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Current ARRT certification in Radiography (R) or eligible within 6–12 months State of Ohio Radiologic License (or eligibility per state regulations) Basic Life Support (BLS) certification Previous hospital or outpatient imaging experience preferred Knowledge of radiation safety and ALARA guidelines