Respiratory Care Coordinator

Posted 10 days ago

harlan appalachian regional healthcareBeckley (WV)

Respiratory Therapists Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Respiratory Care Coordinator The Home Care Store Respiratory Care Coordinator is responsible for the management of Homecare Store respiratory related services within their designated area. May act as store manager in the absence of Store Manager.

Responsibilities:

Assist in the preparation of policy and procedure for all respiratory related services provided by the ARH Homecare Stores
Conducts and documents in-home visits
Set up and instruct clients on use of specialized respiratory equipment
Provides Homecare Store personnel with technical training and assistance in regard to respiratory related services
Coordinates respiratory referrals and chart audits
Develops and conducts inservice education programs for Homecare Store personnel
Participates in any marketing activities, health fairs, etc.
Assist with Performance Improvement
Assist with reports as assigned such as inventory
Performs other related duties as required.

Qualifications: Education

High School Diploma requiredCRTT required – must have completed an accredited University or Vocational School CRTT/ RRT program. Must be licensed in the state or states of employment Minimum Work Experience
Minimum 1 year CRTT experience Required Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities
Basic awareness of digital literacy skills
Ability to prepare and maintain records and reports in an organized and timely manner
Basic problem solving skills

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