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Respiratory Therapist Job at HME Specialists LLC in Albuquerque

Posted 4 days ago

hme specialistsAlbuquerque (NM)

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Senior

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About the role

HME Specialists is currently seeking a passionate and skilled Respiratory Therapist to join our team. As a Respiratory Therapist, you will have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of our patients by providing quality respiratory care and support. Joining our team means being a part of a company that values problem-solving and thrives on finding innovative solutions to meet the unique needs of our customers.
Who are we?
  • An Introduction
  • We strive to help each patient reach their highest level of medical independence by delivering equipment and services seamlessly, with exceptional care.
  • Your day to day as a Respiratory Therapist
As a Full-Time Respiratory Therapist at HME Specialists, you will play a vital role in completing and managing patient accounts. Your responsibilities will include working directly with patients, and providers, ensuring the upmost care is taken with every patient, maintaining patient documentation, and open communication with your team. Additionally, you will work closely with referral sources to ensure a smooth and efficient process for our patients. Are you a good fit for this Respiratory Therapist job? To be successful in the Full Time Respiratory Therapist position at HME Specialists, there are several key skills and qualifications we are looking for. First and foremost, you must have a valid RRT/CRT license and a current NM RCP license. We will also consider applicants with a Respiratory Therapy student license. In addition to the necessary licenses, excellent verbal and written communication skills are essential for this role. ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE NEEDEDRRT/CRT and current NM RCP license required Will consider Respiratory Therapy student license Must have excellent verbal/written communication skills Ready to join our team?

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