Pediatric Pulmonary Function Tech - Respiratory Therapist

University of Maryland Faculty Physicians; Hanover (MD); On-site; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Maryland Faculty Physicians is seeking a Respiratory Therapist to perform pediatric pulmonary function testing and contribute to diagnostic assessments. You will follow a schedule approved by the Division Head of Pediatric Pulmonary and Allergy, and work under faculty supervision to ensure high-quality care.

Responsibilities include clinical testing, maintaining equipment and gases, and participating in mandatory annual competencies and additional training as required by leadership.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an AMA approved Respiratory Therapy program.
• Maryland Respiratory Therapy Practitioner License required.
• CRTT or RRT credential in Respiratory Therapy.
• Clinical experience in adult and pediatric respiratory care.
• Pulmonary Functions Testing training or experience.

Responsibilities

• Perform Pulmonary Functions testing for pediatric patients.
• Provide testing according to the schedule approved by the Division Head.
• Analyze a patient’s ability to complete testing and tolerance of the process.
• Maintain all clinical testing equipment and medical gases in compliance with standards.
• Participate in education and mandatory competencies and training.

Skills

PFT testing

Pediatric care

Equipment maintenance

Regulatory compliance

Education

AMA approved Respiratory Therapy program

Maryland Respiratory Therapy Practitioner License

CRTT or RRT credential in Respiratory Therapy

Tools

Pulmonary function testing equipment

Job description

University of Maryland Faculty Physicians is seeking a Respiratory Therapist to perform pediatric pulmonary function testing and contribute to diagnostic assessments. You will follow a schedule approved by the Division Head of Pediatric Pulmonary and Allergy, and work under faculty supervision to ensure high-quality care.

Responsibilities include clinical testing, maintaining equipment and gases, and participating in mandatory annual competencies and additional training as required by leadership.