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Employee is responsible for following the regulatory requirements in of the blood gas lab; running of quality control as needed and changing of analyzer cartridges. Attended respiratory therapy program prior to obtaining license· Basic computer knowledge including, word and excel, and computerized medical record documentation· Mechanical and non-invasive ventilation knowledge· Minimum of four years’ experience as a respiratory therapist in a hospital setting· Two years Critical care experience· RRT or CRT Florida State License.
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Responsible for directing the services and integrity of their lab, Biomedical Laboratory Officers are essential to helping physicians accurately treat their patients. In addition to their scientific duties, these experts institute new methods, techniques and procedures to help their lab more accurately pinpoint the cause and appropriate care for a wide range of diseases.
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Clerical duties may include, but are not limited to, sending or receiving patient medical records; authorizations; obtaining lab/X-ray reports, hospital/specialists’ consultation notes, completing forms and requisitions as needed.
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Makes staff assignment, is a resource to staff for technical questions, ensures that work on the shift is completed, ensures completed ECG’s are removed from list and ensures that overdue task and medication list is cleared off.
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Controls profit & loss, by following cash control/security procedures, maintaining inventory, managing labor, reviewing financial reports, and taking appropriate actions. 2-4 years supervisory experience in either a food service or retail environment, including Profit & Loss responsibility.
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