Pulmonary Function Lab Technologist (RRT) – Travel

Driscoll Children's Hospital; Corpus Christi, Northern (TX, KY); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Driscoll Children’s Hospital in Corpus Christi, TX seeks a Pulmonary Function Lab Technologist to perform advanced pulmonary tests and ensure accuracy of results. You will calibrate equipment, conduct stress and gas exchange testing, and provide patient education while adhering to pediatric care standards.

The role requires effective communication, strong attention to QA/QC, and willingness to travel to off-site outpatient clinics within the service region.

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree in applied science (AAS) or graduate from an accredited Respiratory Therapy Program.
• License to practice Respiratory Care issued by the Texas Medical Board; RRT registered with NBRC.
• Two years general care experience and/or one year pediatric care experience preferred.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Provider; NRP within 1 year of hire; PALS within 1 year of hire.
• RPFT, AE-C, or NPS – must obtain within 2 years of hire and maintain certification.

Responsibilities

• Set up and calibrate pulmonary function testing equipment per guidelines.
• Perform pulmonary function tests including exercise and gas exchange tests.
• Ensure quality control and assess instrument reliability and results.
• Explain procedures to patients and collect clinical data for interpretation.
• Assist with education of physicians, nurses and therapists; travel to off-site clinics as needed.

Skills

Pulmonary testing

Quality control

Patient communication

Data analysis

Patient education

Clerical tasks

Education

AAS in Respiratory Therapy

RRT credential

Texas Licensure (RCP)

BLS certification

NRP certification

PALS certification

AE-C or NPS preferred

Job description

Driscoll Children’s Hospital in Corpus Christi, TX seeks a Pulmonary Function Lab Technologist to perform advanced pulmonary tests and ensure accuracy of results. You will calibrate equipment, conduct stress and gas exchange testing, and provide patient education while adhering to pediatric care standards.

The role requires effective communication, strong attention to QA/QC, and willingness to travel to off-site outpatient clinics within the service region.