Outpatient Pediatric Cardio-Pulmonary Technician

Humber-River-Health; Toronto; On-site; CAD 47,000 - 54,000; Part time

Job summary

Humber River Health is seeking a Cardio-Pulmonary Technician to support the Outpatient Pediatric Team. The role is part-time at all-site Wilson location, focusing on diagnostic testing, patient education, and accurate documentation.

Applicants should have CACPT registration or be eligible, with strong knowledge of pulmonary function testing and infection control. Interdisciplinary collaboration and commitment to patient safety are essential.

Qualifications

• Graduate from an Accredited Cardio-pulmonary or Pulmonary Function program or B.Sc. in Physiology, Biology, and Kinesiology.
• CACPT registration or eligible and will challenge CACPT examination within 2 years of hire (1800 hours).
• Certification and bi-annual maintenance of Basic Cardiac Life Support.
• Experience with pulmonary function testing and cardio-pulmonary stress testing preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine diagnostic tests including spirometry, walking oximetry, diffusion testing and lung volumes.
• Educate patients during testing and answer questions.
• Calibrate, clean and maintain diagnostic equipment.
• Document and maintain accurate patient records and observations.
• Assist with ordering and maintaining departmental supplies and calibration logs.
• Assist in quality control and audits of testing equipment.
• Ensure patient confidentiality, safety and infection control procedures.
• May lead in-service trainings and assist with new-employee orientation.

Skills

Pulmonary function testing

Spirometry

Patient education

Equipment calibration

Documentation

Education

Accredited Cardio-pulmonary or Pulmonary Function program

B.Sc. in Physiology/Biology/Kinesiology

Job description

Humber River Health is seeking a Cardio-Pulmonary Technician to support the Outpatient Pediatric Team. The role is part-time at all-site Wilson location, focusing on diagnostic testing, patient education, and accurate documentation.

Applicants should have CACPT registration or be eligible, with strong knowledge of pulmonary function testing and infection control. Interdisciplinary collaboration and commitment to patient safety are essential.