Communications Center Dispatcher, Part-time Casual

OhioHealth

. Supervise shift operations in the Hospital Communications Center in the absence of the Lead Communications Center Specialist .

Posted 11/9/2026part-timeColumbus • Ohio • United StatesJuniorMid-LevelWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in operating and troubleshooting communication and security systems, including CCTV and alarm systems, while maintaining accurate records and logs. Exhibits strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively under pressure in a hospital environment.

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CCTV Monitoring SystemsComputer Control MonitoringCPR CertificationVerbal And Written Communication SkillsEmergency Action Plan Procedures

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Hard Skills

Data ManagementTroubleshootingAlarm MonitoringIncident Record KeepingDispatch Operations

Soft Skills

Ability To Work IndependentlyStress ManagementTraining New Staff

Tools & Technologies

Telephone SystemsIntercom SystemsRadio CommunicationSecurity CCTVComputerized Security Systems

Certifications & Qualifications

High School Diploma Or GEDCPR Certification

Industry Keywords

Hospital Communications CenterEmergency ResponseAccess ControlActivity LogsFire Alarm Systems

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Supervise shift operations in the Hospital Communications Center in the absence of the Lead Communications Center Specialist
Operate telephone, intercom, radio, security CCTV, computerized security and safety systems
Answer questions, give directions, dispatch officers, and contact departments, personnel, and outside agencies
Dispatch and notify/call G/RMH staff
Monitor security alarms, infant alarm systems, and hospital/off-site fire alarm systems
Ensure Hospital Control Center equipment functions correctly and initiate troubleshooting and corrective action
Follow emergency action plan procedures for alarm responses involving medical gases, emergency generators, pharmacy, and other systems
Maintain activity logs, officer locations, incident records, key issue documentation, and other records
Enter and modify data in computer systems for audit and data management purposes
Test field equipment such as infant alarm systems, intercoms, and panic devices and record results
Maintain assigned projects and keep Control Center information current
Set dispatch priorities, assist with training new staff, and support Control Center leadership

Requirements

What you’ll need

High School or GED (Required)
CPR Certification within six months of employment
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Ability to work independently and under stressful conditions
Ability to resolve common access control, CCTV and radio problems
Minimum 2 yrs. in computer control monitoring and CCTV monitoring systems
Ability to work variable shifts
Part-time/as-needed availability

Benefits

Comp & perks

Part-time casual/as needed schedule
CPR certification within six months of employment