Premier Health·Centerville, Ohio
The Radiology Technician is responsible for performing radiological tests and film exposures while ensuring compliance with OSHA, ODH, and ACR guidelines. They must efficiently manage a high volume of sensitive patient information and prioritize tasks to minimize delays.
Summary of Position The Radiology Technician (RT) is responsible for performing radiological tests and film exposures, for providing OSHA guidelines and surveillance, for compliance with ODH (Ohio Department of Health), and if applicable, the ACR (American College of Radiology). Nature and Scope The Radiology Technician discretely handles a high volume of confidential, sensitive and personal information on a daily basis. The person ensures that priorities are met, delays are minimized, and resources are used to accomplish all tasks efficiently.
A high school diploma or equivalent and a graduate of an accredited course for radiographic technology. Must be licensed in the State of Ohio and must maintain CPR certification. Must be an independent thinker and be self-motivated to achieve the highest patient care and customer service standards. It is preferred that the individual have extensive documented experience in a physician office or hospital.
Candidates must have a high school diploma, graduate from an accredited radiographic technology course, and hold a State of Ohio license and CPR certification. Prior experience in a hospital or physician's office is preferred.
Market context
In Ohio, radiological technologist openings are typically driven by ongoing patient imaging needs in hospitals, outpatient centers, and physician offices. These roles are competitive because employers often prefer candidates with accredited training, a State of Ohio license, CPR certification, and prior clinical experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your license status and tailor your application to any hospital or office experience.
