Valet (Nights, Riverside)

OhioHealth is more than a health system; it is a belief system dedicated to partnering with individuals through all stages of wellness and sickness. With a focus on hope, learning, growth, and community achievement, OhioHealth strives to empower people to harness their own ability to be healthy. As a leader in healthcare, OhioHealth is committed to delivering compassionate care while fostering an environment of continuous improvement and professional development. The organization places a strong emphasis on safety, quality, and efficiency as a High Reliability Organization (HRO). Joining OhioHealth means becoming part of a mission-driven team that values diversity, inclusiveness, and equal employment opportunities for all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, sex, or other protected characteristics.

The role of Parking Attendant at OhioHealth is vital in ensuring a positive first and last impression for customers including associates, visitors, and patients. This position primarily involves responsibilities in shuttle and valet services, providing safe and courteous transportation as well as vehicle parking and retrieval services. The parking attendant functions as a key guide, helping people navigate the parking facilities while maintaining cleanliness, order, and safety standards. The attendant will receive thorough training to perform shuttle driving, valet parking, and greeting duties with professionalism and care. The job requires interaction with diverse customers and the ability to assist those with mobility challenges using special equipment such as wheelchair lifts. The position demands strong customer service skills, attention to detail, and adherence to vehicle safety regulations.

Working as a parking attendant requires managing vehicle checklists, completing proper documentation, tracking mileage and maintenance needs, and reporting incidents promptly. Valet attendants will monitor and maintain valet entry areas, ensure smooth vehicle flow and accurate record keeping for vehicles and financial transactions. The role also involves flexibility, as attendants may be asked to cover other parking functions such as office duties, booth support, or maintenance work. The position operates on a night shift basis with a weekly schedule of 40 hours. The work environment is dynamic and places patient safety and service excellence at the forefront.

Candidates for this role must hold a valid state driver’s license with a clean driving record (4 points or fewer), have two years of customer service experience, and demonstrate competency in driving both automatic and standard transmission vehicles. OhioHealth provides comprehensive training to ensure proficiency in safe driving practices. A high school diploma or GED is preferred but not mandatory. The ideal candidate is someone who is passionate about working in a caring environment, eager to learn and grow professionally, and dedicated to contributing to one of the best healthcare organizations in the industry.