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St. Elizabeth Healthcare is seeking a Respiratory Therapist to assess patients’ pulmonary status, administer respiratory therapies, and coordinate care within a hospital setting. The role requires NBRC credentials, state licensure, and 18 months ICU/critical care experience, with opportunities for professional growth.
Non-exempt, regular full-time position in Kentucky. The department emphasizes compassionate care, teamwork, and adherence to current respiratory care standards; eligible for
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Upon physician’s orders, assesses patients’ pulmonary status, determines appropriateness of orders and administers various modes supportive or restorative of therapy, with or without medical gases or pharmacological agents to restore normal cardio-pulmonary function. Upon physicians’ orders conduct various cardio-pulmonary diagnostic tests to determine existence or extent of cardio-pulmonary disease.
Demonstrate respect, dignity, kindness and empathy in each encounter with all patients, families, visitors and other employees regardless of cultural background.
Meets customer relations expectations:
Certified by the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC) Holds current mandatory certificate to practice Respiratory therapy in the state where work is being performed If the applicant is not a CRT upon employment or promotion, the Associate must pass the next entry level exam, as defined by the published NBRC test administration dates, for which the applicant is eligible as a condition of continued employment. All registry eligible CRTs employed or promoted after August 31, 2009, as a condition of continued employment, must successfully complete the RT registry examination administered by the NBRC within twelve (12) months of employment. CRTs employed at Grant County Critical Access Hospital can maintain CRT credential without required promotion. All Certified Respiratory Therapists must maintain their credential as described in the Continuing Competency of the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC). Failure to maintain the credential will result in a demotion transfer to a Respiratory Technician until their credential is reinstated by the NBRC. ACLS Certification
Previous hospital/critical care experience.
RTs employed at Grant County must have minimum of 18 months ICU/Critical Care experience.
Non-Exempt
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