Lead Hyperbaric Safety Technician

University of South Florida; Tampa (FL); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

University of South Florida seeks a Hyperbaric Safety Officer to lead daily hyperbaric operations, ensure regulatory compliance, and supervise shift staff. You will direct emergency procedures, maintain safety standards, and collaborate with the Hyperbaric Safety Director to support research, education, and patient care.

This grant-funded role emphasizes patient-facing care, safety leadership, and adherence to NFPA 99, UHMS, FDA IND, and IRB standards across clinical and research settings.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a health/technical field is required.
• CHT/CHS, UHMS-approved Hyperbaric Safety Director Training, and BLS/ACLS certification (CHT, CHS credential required).
• Completion of UHMS-approved Hyperbaric Safety Director course is required.
• Minimum 2 years of hyperbaric experience.
• BLS/ACLS certification preferred.
• SB 1310 Florida legislation may influence degree/experience substitutions.

Responsibilities

• Operate and oversee hyperbaric chambers for clinical care and research protocols.
• Serve as safety authority on duty, applying regulatory standards to ensure safe operations.
• Lead technicians on shift and mentor staff in safety protocols.
• Direct emergency procedures, evacuations, stabilization, and cycle management.
• Conduct shift-level safety audits and coordinate with the Safety Director.
• Oversee equipment checks, oxygen systems, and fire suppression readiness.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Hyperbaric safety

Regulatory compliance

Emergency preparedness

Shift leadership

Team mentorship

Education

Bachelor's degree health/technical

Job description

University of South Florida seeks a Hyperbaric Safety Officer to lead daily hyperbaric operations, ensure regulatory compliance, and supervise shift staff. You will direct emergency procedures, maintain safety standards, and collaborate with the Hyperbaric Safety Director to support research, education, and patient care.

This grant-funded role emphasizes patient-facing care, safety leadership, and adherence to NFPA 99, UHMS, FDA IND, and IRB standards across clinical and research settings.