You’ll need
Licensure
✓Valid Ohio Respiratory Care license, Valid Registered Respiratory Therapist credential through the NBRC.
Certifications
✓Current BLS CPR certification
✓ACLS certification
✓PALS certification
✓AARC member – recommended
✓ACCS credential – optional
✓NRP – optional
✓Non-violent crisis prevention within 6 months of hire.
Education
✓Minimum Level of Education Required: Associate degree
Type of degree: Bachelor’s degree preferred
Area of study or major: Healthcare administration or other leadership field or a preferred Bachelors in Respiratory Care
Bachelors in Respiratory Care or Health Care Administration or Organizational Improvement preferred
Qualifications
✓Minimum Level of Experience Required: 3 - 5 years of job related experience
✓Prior job title or occupational experience: Registered Respiratory Therapist
✓Demonstrated participation or leadership in performance improvement initiatives. Participation and/or leadership in new equipment implementation. Participation in Interdisciplinary care activities.
✓Microsoft Office competency to include Word, Excel and PowerPoint
✓Understanding of organizational behavior and performance improvement
✓Excellent communication and teamwork skills
✓Demonstrated ability to organize complex tasks and problem solve.
✓Functions independently
✓Demonstrated success in role modelling behaviors consistent with core values of Premier Health.
✓Strong decision making skills.
✓Able to manage political and cultural differences in the work group to implement change and manage projects.
Previous supervisory experience is recommended preferred
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About the role
The Associate Respiratory Care Manager – Nights is a formal leadership role responsible for the overnight operational oversight of Respiratory Care services across assigned care areas. This role provides direct supervision, coaching, and performance management of respiratory staff during night shift and serves as the primary leadership presence during nights.