Student Intern, Imaging Services

The Ohio State University
Powell, Kentucky, United StatesPosted Sep 11, 2026

About the role

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Job Title

Student Intern, Imaging Services

Department

University Hospital | Radiology Administration-JM

Position Summary

The Radiology Student Intern plays a critical role in supporting expanded evening and weekend imaging operations across multiple outpatient locations. As imaging sites such as Martha Morehouse, Outpatient Care Lewis Center, Gahanna, New Albany, Dublin, Powell, Jameson Crane Sports Medicine Institute, Stephanie Spielman Comprehensive Breast Center, and James Outpatient Care extend their hours to improve MRI access, consistent front desk coverage has become essential. These locations now require staffing from 4:00 PM–10:00 PM on weekdays and from 7:30 AM–10:00 PM on weekends. Technologists working these shifts are often the only clinical staff on site and cannot simultaneously manage patient care, perform imaging exams, and operate the front desk. Without Student Intern or Registration Coordinator support, expanded hours would not be sustainable, and efforts to increase MRI availability would be signifi