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Respiratory Therapy Equipment Technician

Respiratory TherapyFull time
iPosting details
ScheduleFull time
EducationHS diploma/GED
SourceThe University of Kansas Health System · posted Oct 7, 2026
✓Requirements
Education
✓High School Graduate
Qualifications
✓Required Language Skills
✓Advanced English - must read, write and speak English
✓Basic computer knowledge, including email
Additional healthcare work experience preferred
+The University of Kansas Health System
9respiratory therapist roles open
Kansas CityKS · 10 mi to Kansas City
Pay for this position
Estimated
$37/hr$37/hr · typical respiratory therapy pay in Kansas
Typical respiratory therapy pay in Kansas
Kansas respiratory therapist postings that list paymedian $31.41 – $43.80
$15/hr$55/hr
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✓You’ll need
Education
✓High School Graduate
Qualifications
✓Required Language Skills
✓Advanced English - must read, write and speak English
✓Basic computer knowledge, including email
Additional healthcare work experience preferred

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About the role

Follows policies, procedures, and standards (e.g., proper infection prevention, handwashing, isolation procedures, etc.

What you’ll do
Interacts with therapists, andInteracts with therapists, and other health system staff to provide quality, safe, and efficient care for the patient
Aids other staff, whenAids other staff, when applicable, to complete their assignment
Assumes responsibility for riskAssumes responsibility for risk and safety issues associated with position
Reacts appropriately under highReacts appropriately under high levels of stress
Quickly respond to criticalQuickly respond to critical situations including taking stairs to reach emergencies and assist in the removal of patients from the building (in case of fire)