Hyperbaric Chamber Facilities Safety Director

Hill Country Wound Care

San Antonio (TX)

Hybrid

USD 110,000 - 150,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Hill Country Wound Care in San Antonio, TX, seeks a Hyperbaric Chamber Facilities Safety Director to lead safety programs for HBOT facilities. You will develop and manage safety policies, ensure NFPA 99, UHMS, and OSHA compliance, and serve as the safety expert for all locations.

Responsibilities include coaching staff, coordinating drills, maintaining records, and guiding equipment upgrades. A strong safety background, leadership skills, and relevant hyperbaric certifications are required.

Qualifications

Associate's degree in safety-related field; Bachelor's preferred is stated.
Completion of OSHA 10 course.
Completion of NBDHMT-certified hyperbaric courses listed.
Active BLS/CPR certification and CHT certification ongoing.

Responsibilities

Lead the hyperbaric safety program and update safety policies with leadership.
Ensure compliance with NFPA 99, UHMS, and OSHA standards.
Serve on clinical safety or environment of care committee.
Conduct chamber safety drills to improve emergency response.
Review safety incidents and assist Medical Director in documentation.
Maintain operation and testing of hyperbaric chamber systems and support equipment.
Coordinate upgrades and repairs, coordinating with maintenance and contractors.
Maintain comprehensive maintenance logs and safety records.
Provide leadership and safety training to staff, new employees, and patients.
Conduct in-service education on hyperbarics and safety procedures.
Orient and educate patients on hyperbaric procedures and safety protocols.
Cross-train team members for redundancy in safety, equipment, and clinical functions.
Provide ongoing staff and patient education on safety protocols.

Skills

NFPA 99 safety standards

UHMS guidelines

OSHA regulations

Hyperbaric chamber systems proficiency

Leadership

Communication skills

Microsoft Office

Education

Associate's Degree in Occupational Safety Management, Medical Course, or Management

Bachelor's Degree preferred

OSHA 10 Certification

40-Hour Introductory Hyperbaric Medicine course (NBDHMT)

Hyperbaric Safety Director course (NBDHMT)

BLS/ CPR certification

Certified Hyperbaric Technologist (CHT) certification

Job description

Clinical & Compliance Full-Time Now Hiring

Hyperbaric Chamber Facilities Safety Director

Lead the safety program for our hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) facilities. The Hyperbaric Chamber Facilities Safety Director develops, implements, and oversees all safety protocols and operational procedures, ensuring a safe environment for patients, staff, and visitors in full compliance with NFPA 99, UHMS, and OSHA standards.

Position Overview

The Hyperbaric Chamber Facilities Safety Director is responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing all safety protocols and operational procedures within the hyperbaric oxygen therapy facility. The primary goal is to ensure a safe environment for patients, staff, and visitors, maintaining strict compliance with all relevant local, state, federal, and accrediting body regulations and standards. This role serves as the technical expert and primary point of contact for all safety‑related matters.

Reports To Chief Medical Officer / VP of Operations

Job Type Full-Time

Location All Facility Locations

Effective Date 06/12/2026

Key Responsibilities

Safety Program Management & Compliance

Lead the hyperbaric safety program, developing, reviewing, and updating departmental safety policies and procedures in collaboration with medical and facility leadership.
Ensure full compliance with NFPA 99, Chapter 14 for multiplace and monoplace chambers, UHMS guidelines, and OSHA regulations.
Serve on the clinical safety or environment of care committee, representing the hyperbaric facility.
Conduct and coordinate regular chamber and facility‑specific safety drills (e.g., fire, equipment failure) to improve staff response to emergencies.
Review all department safety incidents, collect information regarding equipment/patient/staff safety, report relevant incidents, and assist the Medical Director in documenting safety‑related events.

Equipment & Facility Operations

Ensure the safe and effective operation, maintenance, and testing of all hyperbaric chamber systems and related support equipment (e.g., oxygen supply systems, patient monitoring systems).
Evaluate all equipment and supplies intended for use inside or around the chambers, with the authority to restrict or remove any potentially hazardous items.
Coordinate and approve all chamber upgrades, modifications, and repairs, ensuring they meet safety standards, and work closely with facility maintenance personnel and outside contractors.
Maintain comprehensive maintenance logs and safety records.

Training & Education

Provide leadership and safety training to all hyperbaric associates, new employees, and patients.
Conduct in‑service education sessions related to hyperbarics, safety protocols, and new procedures.
Orient and educate patients about hyperbaric oxygen therapy procedures and safety protocols.
Proactively cross‑train team members across safety, equipment, and clinical functions to build redundancy and ensure consistent coverage.
Provide ongoing education to staff and patients regarding hyperbaric safety protocols and procedures.

Administrative Responsibilities

Coordinate departmental scheduling and staff/chamber operator assignments to ensure adequate daily coverage of facility operations.
Own and proactively manage the coverage schedule, anticipating staffing gaps and arranging cross‑coverage as needed.
Market and promote hyperbaric services during downtime and as otherwise needed to support facility growth and community awareness.
Own and proactively manage the HBOT patient tracker journey, ensuring patients are accurately tracked through the full course of care.
Report on key performance indicators (KPIs) for hyperbaric operations on a regular basis.
Directly supervise chamber operators and provide overall leadership and oversight of the HBOT program across all facility locations.
Perform other duties as assigned as the organization and HBOT program continue to grow.

Required Education & Certifications

Associate's Degree in Occupational Safety Management, Medical Course, or Management.
Bachelor's Degree preferred.
Completion of Certified OSHA 10 Course.
Completion of an approved 40‑Hour Introductory Hyperbaric Medicine course recognized by NBDHMT.
Completion of an approved Hyperbaric Safety Director course recognized by NBDHMT.
Current Basic Life Support (BLS) / CPR certification.
Maintain an active Certified Hyperbaric Technologist (CHT) certification recognized by NBDHMT throughout service as Safety Director.

Required Experience

Minimum of 5 years of experience in the technical operation and maintenance management of hyperbaric chamber systems.
10 years of experience preferred.
Experience in a leadership or supervisory role with proven ability to build relationships with municipal first responders, medical providers, the general public, and executive leadership strongly preferred.

Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

In‑depth knowledge of safety standards and codes related to hyperbaric facilities (NFPA 99 and all associated NFPA chapters, UHMS, ASME, PVHO I & II, and CGA).
Proficiency with hyperbaric chamber systems and environmental monitoring equipment.
Strong leadership, attention to detail, and problem‑solving skills.
Excellent interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills.
Ability to work in a fast‑paced environment and stay calm during emergencies.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint).

Physical Demands & Work Environment

Ability to tolerate hyperbaric chamber pressurization while serving as a chamber tender, including changes in pressure and temperature.
Ability to lift, push, or pull up to 50 pounds and to assist with patient transfers and positioning.
Ability to stand, walk, and remain on duty for extended periods.
Frequent use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and strict adherence to infection‑control and safety protocols.
Travel regularly between facility locations — currently Live Oak, Southwest, and Bulverde — and additional sites of service as the program expands.

What We Offer

Competitive compensation, a meaningful schedule, and a team that's invested in your growth.

Collaborative Environment

Work within a supportive, physician‑led team that values your contribution and is invested in your success.

Professional Growth

Opportunities for ongoing development in a growing, in‑demand specialty care field.

Monday–Thursday Schedule

Enjoy real work‑life balance with no nights, no weekends, and no holidays. A career built around you.

Leadership Impact

Own the safety program across all facility locations and shape the future of our HBOT operations.

Ready to Apply?

If you're a safety‑focused leader ready to own our HBOT safety program, we invite you to apply today.