Respiratory Care Practitioner - PFT/CPET Specialist

Overlake Hospital Medical Center; United States; On-site; USD 56,000 - 85,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Low health insurance premiums

Tuition reimbursement

Retirement plan matching

Pre-tax and Roth 401K

Employee Assistance Program

Caregiver support

Free parking

Orca transit passes

Job summary

Overlake Medical Center is seeking a Respiratory Care Practitioner to perform cardio-pulmonary diagnostic procedures and testing to support physicians in diagnosing and treating pulmonary disorders. The role requires an RRT, WA state licensure, and current CPR, with CPFT preferred.

Minimum two years of pulmonary function testing, CPET, ABG, and related lab operations are expected. Per diem clinic hours will vary as needed.

Qualifications

• Requires at least an Associate’s degree in respiratory care.
• Licensed by WA DOH as Respiratory Care Practitioner (LR).
• Registered RCP (RRT) with NBRC.
• CPFT preferred.
• CPR certification current (Health Care Provider).
• Minimum 2 years of pulmonary function testing, CPET, ABG, EKG and lab operation experience.
• Proficient with PFT instrumentation and related clinical equipment.
• Certified to draw ABGs (written/observed).

Responsibilities

• Perform cardio-pulmonary diagnostic procedures and testing to aid physicians in diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary disorders.
• Operate and maintain PFT/CPET equipment (e.g., nSpire, CareFusion/Viasys).
• Provide patient care and support in a clinical laboratory setting.
• Work within per diem clinic hours as assigned.

Skills

RRT (NBRC)

CPFT preferred

CPR certified

Pulmonary function testing

PFT/CPET instrumentation

ABG drawing

Education

Associate’s degree

Tools

nSpire

CareFusion/Viasys

Pulmonary lab equipment

Job description

Overlake Medical Center is seeking a Respiratory Care Practitioner to perform cardio-pulmonary diagnostic procedures and testing to support physicians in diagnosing and treating pulmonary disorders. The role requires an RRT, WA state licensure, and current CPR, with CPFT preferred.

Minimum two years of pulmonary function testing, CPET, ABG, and related lab operations are expected. Per diem clinic hours will vary as needed.