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Registered Respiratory Technologist

Allied HealthFull timeNights
iPosting details
ScheduleNights · Full time
RequirementsBLS · ACLS (cardiac and rehab staff) Required · Kentucky Board of Respiratory Care Required · Manual ventilation during CPR and transport.
EducationHS diploma/GED · Associate degree
SourceAppalachian Regional Healthcare · posted Oct 5, 2024
✓Requirements
Licensure
✓Must successfully complete formal respiratory therapy courses, obtain certification from the National Board of Respiratory Care, and possess a valid Kentucky Board of Respiratory Care license.
✓Kentucky Board of Respiratory Care Required
Certifications
✓Manual ventilation during CPR and transport.
✓Must be certified in CPR procedures annually.
✓National Board of Respiratory Care Required
✓BLS Required
✓ACLS (cardiac and rehab staff) Required
Education
✓High School Diploma or GED Required
✓Associate's Degree in Respiratory Care Required
Qualifications
✓Working knowledge of problem solving and decision making skills.
✓Working knowledge of digital literacy skills.
+Appalachian Regional Healthcare
4allied health roles open
WhitesburgKY · 167 mi to Cincinnati
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Must successfully complete formal respiratory therapy courses, obtain certification from the National Board of Respiratory Care, and possess a valid Kentucky Board of Respiratory Care license.
✓Kentucky Board of Respiratory Care Required
Certifications
✓Manual ventilation during CPR and transport.
✓Must be certified in CPR procedures annually.
✓National Board of Respiratory Care Required
✓BLS Required
✓ACLS (cardiac and rehab staff) Required
Education
✓High School Diploma or GED Required
✓Associate's Degree in Respiratory Care Required
Qualifications
✓Working knowledge of problem solving and decision making skills.
✓Working knowledge of digital literacy skills.
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About the role

Must successfully complete formal respiratory therapy courses, obtain certification from the National Board of Respiratory Care, and possess a valid Kentucky Board of Respiratory Care license.

What you’ll do
Equipment storage, assembly, disassemblyEquipment storage, assembly, disassembly, and maintenance
Administration of hand heldAdministration of hand held nebulizer treatments
Instruction of incentive spirometersInstruction of incentive spirometers
Instruction of metered doseInstruction of metered dose inhalers
Subsequent applications of CPAPSubsequent applications of CPAP and BiPAP