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Overview
Administer prescribed respiratory therapies and manage ventilator support according to physician orders. Assess patients, perform ABG sampling, and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to provide clinical coverage.
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Compensation
$1,597 - $1,680 / WEEK
Posted
24 days ago
Wellstar Health System
The Respiratory Therapist II provides complex respiratory care and medication administration, primarily in critical care areas. Responsibilities include ventilator management, patient education, and mentoring new employees and students.
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1 month ago
Kaiser Permanente
The Respiratory Care Practitioner provides comprehensive respiratory care services, including mechanical ventilation, diagnostic testing, and airway management for patients in various hospital settings. They also serve as a technical resource for physicians and hospital staff while maintaining equipment and documenting patient care.
The practitioner assumes primary clinical responsibility for all respiratory care modalities, exercising independent judgment in patient care, and serving as a technical resource for physicians and staff regarding current respiratory care practices. Essential duties involve selecting, reviewing, obtaining, and interpreting patient data to formulate goal-directed plans of care, performing diagnostic modalities, and initiating, conducting, and modifying prescribed therapeutic or diagnostic procedures.
2 months ago
Kindred Healthcare
The Respiratory Therapist is responsible for administering safe and competent respiratory care as ordered by a physician, which includes monitoring mechanical ventilation, administering medications, and performing patient assessments. Essential functions involve the competent delivery of respiratory care procedures across all hospital areas, maintaining accurate documentation, and performing various airway management tasks.
Lifepoint Health
The Respiratory Therapist will administer ordered respiratory therapy treatments, maintain knowledge of oxygen delivery methods, and set up/monitor mechanical ventilators including critical-care duties like airway management. Responsibilities also include performing arterial punctures for ABG samples, conducting EKGs, and assessing pain that interferes with rehabilitation participation.
The practitioner assumes primary clinical responsibility for all respiratory care modalities, exercising independent judgment in patient care, and serving as a technical resource for physicians and staff regarding current respiratory care practices. Essential duties involve selecting, reviewing, obtaining, and interpreting patient data to formulate goal-directed plans of care and performing various diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
The practitioner assumes primary clinical responsibility for all respiratory care modalities, exercising independent judgment in patient care, and serving as a technical resource for physicians and staff regarding current respiratory care practices. Essential duties involve selecting, reviewing, obtaining, and interpreting patient data to formulate goal-directed plans of care and performing various therapeutic and diagnostic respiratory procedures.
The Respiratory Therapist is responsible for administering safe and competent respiratory care as ordered by a physician, which includes monitoring mechanical ventilation, administering medications, and performing comprehensive patient assessments. Essential functions involve the competent delivery of respiratory care procedures across the hospital, maintaining accurate documentation, and actively participating in patient mobility and multidisciplinary team rounds.
3 months ago
Ladgov Corporation
The role involves performing and monitoring full-night and split-night polysomnography studies, including applying sleep staging and conducting CPAP/BIPAP titration studies. Additionally, the technologist must manage mechanical ventilation, respond to critical events like Code Blue, and provide patient education on respiratory therapies.
Core duties involve performing and monitoring full-night and split-night polysomnography studies, including applying sleep staging and conducting CPAP/BIPAP titrations. Additionally, the specialist must manage mechanical ventilation, respond to critical events like Code Blue, and provide patient education on respiratory therapies.
The Respiratory Therapist is responsible for administering safe and competent respiratory care as ordered, which includes monitoring mechanical ventilation, administering medications, and performing comprehensive patient assessments. Essential functions involve delivering respiratory care procedures across the hospital, managing airways, performing ABG sampling, and participating in patient mobility programs.
4 months ago
ATC - Northwest
The Registered Respiratory Therapist will provide respiratory care in adult critical care and emergency department settings, focusing on airway management, ventilator management, and assisting with bronchoscopy procedures. This role also involves managing BiPAP/CPAP therapy, performing ABG sampling and interpretation, and delivering all modalities of respiratory care.
$1,985 / WEEK
