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Providing respiratory care to patients with critical and complex medical and surgical conditions. Must possess "Active" CRT or RRT credential from the National Board of Respiratory Care (NBRC) or state equivalent.
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Kids Care, our region's pediatric and neonatal transport team, consists of highly trained RN's and RT's that specialize in transporting critical neonatal and pediatric patients. This position represents patient care directed towardthe stabilization and safe transport of critical pediatric/neonatal patients to Huntsville Hospital Women and Children's.
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Additional options for dental and vision benefits, life and disability coverage, flexible spending accounts, supplemental health protection plans (accident, critical illness, hospital indemnity), auto and home insurance, identity theft protection, legal counseling, long-term care coverage, moving assistance, pet insurance and more.
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Previous RN/LPN/RT/SW/CM experience in an inpatient hospital setting dealing with critical care/acute care patients. Previous experience in critical care setting required.
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One year of Critical Care experience and one year of pediatric or neonatal care experience highly preferred Registered Respiratory Therapist via the National Board for Respiratory Care required.
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Minimum requirements:Current licensure in a clinical discipline either as a Nurse (RN /LPN/ LVN)or a Respiratory Therapist OR current license / certified Social Work license per state guidelinesPrevious RN/LPN/RT/SW/CM experience in an inpatient hospital setting dealing with critical care/acute care patients.
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RRT/Respiratory Care Practitioner (RRT / RCP) LPN one year experience with Critical Care course within one year of hire or one year Cath Lab experience or one year RCIS or CVT or Graduate of accredited RCVT program.
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Often our patients require additional critical care services for medically complex conditions such as trauma, infectious diseases, wound healing, cardiovascular disease, stroke, amputation and ventilator weaning.
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CRT thru the National Board of Respiratory Care (NBRC) required. Description Summary: Responsible for the pulmonary care of critical, non-critical, and chronically ill adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients under the direction of a physician with minimal supervision.
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As a Certified Respiratory Therapist you will:Administer respiratory therapy care and life support to patients with deficiencies and abnormalities of cardiopulmonary system, under supervision of Physician or Respiratory Therapist and by prescription.
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Overview Critical Illness Recovery Hospital Case Manager (PRN)Requires a current licensure in a clinical discipline either as a Nurse or a Respiratory Therapist OR Social Work SW/MSW (potential license per state guidelines.
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At Select Medical’s Critical Illness Recovery Hospitals, you are taking care of the most vulnerable patients in your community. Agency RT must have ACLS upon first shift, PRN staff must have ACLS upon hire.
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RRT thru the National Board of Respiratory Care (NBRC) required. Responsible for the pulmonary care of critical, non-critical, and chronically ill adult, pediatric, and neonatal patients under the direction of a physician with minimal supervision.
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The Pavilion and the Critical Care Center house a state-of-the-art Emergency Department, ICU, Cardiac Cath Lab and surgical suites. Therapy includes but is not limited to application and monitoring of medical gases (excluding anesthetic gases) and environmental control systems; mechanical ventilatory support; artificial airway care; bronchopulmonary hygiene; pharmacological agents related to respiratory care procedures; basic hemodynamic cardiovascular support appropriate to ages served: primarily adults 18 - 65 or geriatric patient's ages over 65.
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Additional skills required : Practical and theoretical knowledge of all phases of routine and critical cardiac and respiratory care, with an emphasis on adult, chronic disease management.
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