Jobs at Dayton Children's Hospital

Provides professional nursing care to pediatric patients and families in an ambulatory rheumatology and allergy clinic. Collaborates with an interdisciplinary team, delivers patient-centered care, supports patient education and safety, and promotes positive family experiences while adapting to changing patient census and needs.

Provide front-desk patient access services including appointment scheduling, registration, insurance verification, transcribing orders, handling PHI, referral processing, telephone coverage, data entry, and payment collection to support patient relations and hospital financial outcomes.

Prepare and assist in dispensing medications under pharmacist supervision, following pharmacy policies and state/federal regulations. Maintain certification, support quality improvement, and train other technicians while ensuring accurate medication preparation for outpatient services.

Provides professional nursing care to pediatric patients and families in a community-based primary care setting. Collaborates with an interdisciplinary team, follows Ohio nursing standards, promotes optimal patient health, and supports a patient- and family-focused care environment.

Provides professional registered nursing care in the surgery department using established nursing standards. Assesses patient and family needs, collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, promotes optimal health outcomes, and supports a patient- and family-focused hospital environment. The role is full time at Dayton Children’s Main Campus and requires maintaining nursing licensure and CPR certification.

Looking for a pediatric nephrologist to join a team at Dayton Children's. Responsibilities include inpatient and outpatient care, teaching opportunities, and shared call schedule.

Dayton Children's Hospital is seeking a Pediatric Ophthalmologist to provide specialist care, requiring an unrestricted Ohio medical license and fellowship training.

Provide professional pediatric nursing care across specialty inpatient units and as a house float. Collaborate with interdisciplinary team, assess patient/family needs, deliver family-centered care, adapt to changing census, and follow ANA and Ohio Board of Nursing standards. Maintain licensure and pursue BSN within five years.

Perform and score diagnostic and therapeutic pediatric sleep studies per AASM standards (polysomnography, extended EEG, MSLT/MWT). Manage airway therapies (CPAP/BiPAP/ventilator), oxygen titration, blood gas sampling/analysis, trach capping, equipment calibration/troubleshooting, QA feedback, patient/family education, supply oversight, mentoring and supervision of technicians, and provide night-shift coverage.

The Developmental Pediatrician will provide diagnostic, follow-up care for developmental conditions, engage in program development, leadership, clinical research, and teaching at Wright State University.

We seek a board-certified Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Physician to lead our vascular anomalies program and provide clinical care. Responsibilities include developing the program, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, conducting research, and educating learners.

The pediatric pathologist will collaborate with a team, provide diagnostic services in pediatric pathology, and hold faculty appointments. Minimum 5 years experience required.

Provide strategic, clinical, academic, and operational leadership for the Division of Neonatology. Ensure high-quality, evidence-based neonatal care; lead clinical guideline development, quality improvement, staffing, budgeting, and faculty development; support research and education; and foster interdisciplinary collaboration and strong communication with hospital leadership and external partners.