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Atrium Health is seeking a Respiratory Care professional with CPFT/RRT credentials and NBRC registry eligibility to join their Pulmonary Lab. The role involves performing arterial blood gas analyses, calibrating equipment, and contributing to quality improvement while mentoring students.
The position emphasizes patient-focused respiratory testing, including spirometry and six-minute walk tests, within a hospital setting. Applicants should have related education and licensure per NBRC standards.
Graduate of an AMA program for respiratory care or satisfies the requirements as outlined in the admissions policies of the NBRC for registry examinations and/or two years experience in a Pulmonary Lab with certification and registry eligibility. One to two years of work experience in a Pulmonary Lab and/or Respiratory Care Department preferred.
Graduate of an AMA program for respiratory care or satisfies the requirements as outlined in the admissions policies of the NBRC for registry examinations and/or two years experience in a Pulmonary Lab with certification and registry eligibility. One to two years of work experience in a Pulmonary Lab and/or Respiratory Care Department preferred.
Certified Pulmonary Function Technician (CPFT) within 6 months of hire and Registered Respiratory Therapy (RRT) by the National Board of Respiratory Care. Licensed to practice as an RCP in the applicable state. Registered Pulmonary Function Technologist (RPFT) by the National Board of Respiratory Care preferred.
Communicates on a professional level with physicians, nurses and other ancillary staff Provides quality results for diagnostic testing Provides a teaching environment for students
Occasional work with toxic chemicals Subject to long, stressful hours Comfortable climate, well lit Frequently exposed to the risk of droplet and bloodborne diseases in collecting patient's specimens Occasionally exposed to radiation Potential exposure to airborne pathogens (TB)