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Split Rock Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in New York is seeking a Respiratory Equipment Technician to support the Respiratory Therapy Department. The role focuses on keeping equipment clean, functional, and ready for patient care while assisting therapists.
You will manage ventilators, oxygen equipment, nebulizers, and related supplies, participate in preventative maintenance, and ensure safety and infection control guidelines are followed in a long-term care setting.
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Split Rock Rehabilitation & Health Care Center is seeking a Respiratory Equipment Technician to support our Respiratory Therapy Department. This role is ideal for someone who is organized, mechanically inclined, and enjoys working in a fast-paced healthcare environment.
The Respiratory Equipment Technician plays a critical role in ensuring respiratory equipment is clean, functional, stocked, and ready for patient care. You will work alongside Respiratory Therapists to maintain ventilators, oxygen equipment, aerosol devices, suction equipment, and department inventory while helping deliver outstanding care to our long‑term ventilator and pulmonary residents. Similar roles in healthcare focus on maintaining, cleaning, troubleshooting, and managing respiratory equipment and supplies to ensure safe patient care
Job Title: Respiratory Equipment Technician
Department: Respiratory Therapy
Reports To: Respiratory Manager / Director of Respiratory Services
Position Summary
The Respiratory Equipment Technician is responsible for ensuring all respiratory equipment is clean, functional, properly maintained, and readily available for patient care. This position supports the Respiratory Therapy Department through equipment management, inventory control, preventative maintenance, and infection prevention practices.
The technician does not provide direct respiratory therapy but serves as an essential support member of the respiratory care team.