PRN Weekend Respiratory Therapist

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hamlet rehabilitation healthcare center at nesconsetBrentwood (NY)

Respiratory Therapists Nursing Care Facilities (Skilled Nursing Facilities)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$48 to $52 an hour

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About the role

Respiratory Therapist (RT) Schedule Saturday and Sunday Coverage Looking for a full time talented and motivated Respiratory Therapist to join our dynamic team. The position is within a Skilled Nursing facility. Candidate should possess passion for geriatric population, must contain a license in the state of practice, be able to evaluate and treat independently without direct supervision, and posses the desire to perform functional therapeutic activities to assist residents improve in their experience.

Job Description:

Completes assessments and implements Respiratory technique to maintain or rehab patient with many different Respiratory illness/diseases.
Initiate therapies, maintain patient records, operate, check, and assemble equipment
Complete a variety of bedside treatments
Complete in-services for nursing staff every quarter
Responsible for completing daily, weekly and monthly documentation
Attend applicable IDT meetings
Experience with tracheotomy
Experience is a long term care setting
Follow procedure and protocol of facility
Completes tracking, auditing and caseload management
Performs related duties as requiredQUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS:Graduate of COARC accredited AS or BS Respiratory program. Licensed as RRT or CRT.Licensed in the state in which practicing BLS certification.

Salary: $48 to $52 an hour

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