Respiratory Care Specialist - Lead Life-Saving Therapy

SEH Saint Elizabeth Medical Center, Inc.; Fort Thomas (KY); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Generous paid time off

Employer retirement match

Tuition reimbursement

Wellness programs

Internal mobility

Job summary

St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Kentucky seeks a dedicated Respiratory Therapist to support patient care under physician orders. The role involves administering respiratory therapies, monitoring patients, and ensuring safe, effective treatment across all age groups within a team environment.

Non-exempt staff work with the Sleep Disorders Team, maintaining equipment, documenting progress, and mentoring students. A strong commitment to clinical excellence and patient empathy is essential.

Qualifications

• Registered Respiratory Therapist with NBRC credential.
• Current state licensure to practice Respiratory Therapy.
• Associate degree or higher in related field.
• ACLS certification required post-hire if not already held.

Responsibilities

• Administers respiratory therapies and gas delivery per orders.
• Maintains and disinfects equipment and work area.
• Mentor students from clinical affiliates as needed.
• Document patient status and therapy outcomes for continuity of care.
• Provide ventilator support and perform diagnostic tests as ordered.

Skills

Respiratory care

Clinical assessment

AIDET

Teamwork

Education

Registered Respiratory Therapist (NBRC)

Associate degree in applied science

ACLS certification

Tools

Ventilators

Monitors

Job description

St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Kentucky seeks a dedicated Respiratory Therapist to support patient care under physician orders. The role involves administering respiratory therapies, monitoring patients, and ensuring safe, effective treatment across all age groups within a team environment.

Non-exempt staff work with the Sleep Disorders Team, maintaining equipment, documenting progress, and mentoring students. A strong commitment to clinical excellence and patient empathy is essential.