Respiratory Care Specialist (RRT) — Ventilation & Diagnostics
Lifespan
Fall River (MA)
On-site
USD 47,678 - 70,119
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
A healthcare provider seeks motivated staff to provide respiratory care for both inpatient and outpatient populations. Key responsibilities include administering treatments, conducting tests, and educating patients about respiratory health. The ideal candidate holds relevant certifications and licenses and has strong analytical and interpersonal skills. This per diem role requires flexibility in scheduling and a commitment to quality patient care.
Qualifications
Ongoing development of work skills through available resources is necessary.
Participation in staff meetings and in-services is required.
Assists in orientation and mentoring of others.
Performs analytical functions with minimal supervision.
Demonstrates understanding of hospital policies and procedures.
Responsibilities
Administers respiratory treatments to inpatients and outpatients.
Conducts arterial blood gas and pulmonary function tests.
Educates patients on procedures to ensure therapeutic outcomes.
Maintains equipment to ensure safe and effective care.
Responds to emergency situations and assists in CPR during respiratory crises.
Skills
Patient education
Collaboration
Analytical skills
Time management
Creativity in problem-solving
Education
Certification by the National Board of Respiratory Care
License in Respiratory Care by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
BLS Certification
Tools
Mechanical ventilators
Blood gas analyzers
Job description
A healthcare provider seeks motivated staff to provide respiratory care for both inpatient and outpatient populations. Key responsibilities include administering treatments, conducting tests, and educating patients about respiratory health. The ideal candidate holds relevant certifications and licenses and has strong analytical and interpersonal skills. This per diem role requires flexibility in scheduling and a commitment to quality patient care.