ICU Respiratory Therapist — Night Shift

Mercy Health; Toledo (OH); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

403(b) with employer contributions

Medical/dental/vision coverage

Paid time off and disability

Tuition assistance and professional发展

Job summary

Mercy Health in Ohio is seeking a Respiratory Therapist to provide invasive and non-invasive care, including evaluation, treatment, and monitoring of cardiopulmonary function for neonatal to geriatric patients in ICU settings. The role requires independent clinical judgment under physician supervision and adherence to AHA/ACLS/PALS guidelines.

Responsibilities include performing treatments per orders, documenting care, troubleshooting ventilation equipment, and training department staff and

Qualifications

• Must hold and maintain an active license to practice Respiratory Care in the State of Ohio.
• Must be registered by the National Board of Respiratory Care.

Responsibilities

• Performs treatments according to physician orders and/or protocols.
• Explains therapy goals to patient and adjusts treatment based on response.
• Documents patient assessment and therapy performed.
• Assesses and recommends methods to physicians to achieve therapeutic goals.
• Operates and monitors ventilators and other respiratory equipment.
• Performs blood gas analysis and reports results.
• Assists physicians with procedures such as bronchoscopy and intubation.
• Provides clinical instruction and training to staff and students.

Job description

Mercy Health in Ohio is seeking a Respiratory Therapist to provide invasive and non-invasive care, including evaluation, treatment, and monitoring of cardiopulmonary function for neonatal to geriatric patients in ICU settings. The role requires independent clinical judgment under physician supervision and adherence to AHA/ACLS/PALS guidelines.

Responsibilities include performing treatments per orders, documenting care, troubleshooting ventilation equipment, and training department staff and