The Respiratory Care Practitioner is responsible for the delivery of skilled respiratory care modalities and interventions to designated patient populations with cardiopulmonary system deficiencies and abnormalities, which requires the use of advanced practitioner skills to intervene in complex patient care situations.
Locations (5)
Auburn, Washington, United States
Covington, Washington, United States
Tacoma, Washington, United States
Allenmore, Washington, United States
Capital, Washington, United States
Compensation
The pay scale is $41.44 - $68.50 USD.
Responsibilities
Assist providers with procedures
Rooming of patients in ED to include vital signs and documentation
Perform EKG
Start IVs and draw labs
Phlebotomy
Requirements
Graduate of AMA approved Respiratory Therapy Training program
Registered (RRT) by National Board of Respiratory Care
Licensed as a Respiratory Care Practitioner (RCP) with the State of Washington
Conduct comprehensive evaluations, establish provisional diagnoses, develop individualized treatment and follow-up plans, provide crisis intervention, and connect clients with appropriate services.
Responsibilities
Conduct screenings, comprehensive assessments, and clinical evaluations for individuals of all ages to determine eligibility, service needs, and appropriate levels of care
Develop provisional diagnoses, individualized treatment recommendations, safety plans, and comprehensive follow-up plans based on each client’s needs
Connect clients with appropriate treatment services, community resources, and referrals that support continuity of care
Respond to crisis situations by providing or coordinating emergency services and timely clinical intervention
Collaborate in peer-review staffings, departmental meetings, and clinical consultations to support effective service delivery
Requirements
Master’s degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, or a related field
Responsible for identification, diagnosis, and treatment of speech and language problems, including swallowing disorders, within a home health setting.
Responsibilities
Perform evaluation of patient status and implement appropriate plan of care
Ensure timely completion of required documentation
Communicate the patient’s status with all necessary members of the patient’s care team and coordinate care plan
Communicate with physicians or their staff to coordinate appropriate care
Requirements
Graduate from an accredited speech language master’s program
Nice to have: Experience as a speech language pathologist
Lead continuous improvement initiatives across the Quality Management System for AirStrip, ensuring compliance with global regulatory standards and supporting business objectives.
Compensation
$110,010 - $137,750
Responsibilities
Develop, implement, and maintain QSDs to assure compliance of the Company’s Quality System with MDSAP, 21 CFR Part 820 and any other FDA guidance and regulations related to SaMDs
Participate during audits conducted by Notified and Regulatory bodies by providing professional support and expertise for Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs topics
Act as team member of New Product Development (NPD) or Existing Product Enhancement (EPE) Teams during all phases of the development of the Design History Files (DHFs) Technical Files (TFs) as well as Risk Management, Clinical Evaluation or Post-Market Surveillance Files
Participate in the Nonconforming Product and Complaint Processes in order to identify, document, evaluate, segregate and disposition in a timely manner the Nonconforming Product and/or Customer Complaints
Solve the systemic Product Non-Conformances (NCs) through the Corrective Actions Preventative Actions (CAPA) Process in order to eliminate or prevent the occurrence of these NCs
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Healthcare, IT, Quality, or related field
Responsible for the clinical evaluation, development, and administration of appropriate occupational therapy patient care in a clinical setting.
Compensation
$42.80/hr - $64.20/hr
Responsibilities
Demonstrates knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the life span and can identify each patient's requirements relative to his/her age-specific needs.
Assumes all responsibilities of a staff occupational therapist by providing direct patient care.
Evaluates patient's conditions, requirements, and knowledge level; cooperates with the physician and patient/significant other in determining appropriate occupational therapy treatment.
Develops treatment plan and goals.
Performs prescribed treatments of outpatient and/or inpatients.
Requirements
Graduate from an AOTA approved or accredited program
Provide clinical, technical, and product knowledge support for O-Arm Imaging & Navigation products across the West Coast, including on-site installations, troubleshooting, and customer training.
Compensation
Salary ranges for U.S (excl. PR) locations (USD):$90,400.00 - $135,600.00
Responsibilities
Setup, support, and conduct O-Arm Intraoperative Imaging clinical evaluations and on-site installations
Work with hospital Physicists when testing O-arm for acceptance
Troubleshoot system hardware and software to maximize system performance
Maintain tools and test equipment properly and ensuring they are calibrated
Follow and adhere to Standard Operating Procedures, including completing all necessary Regulatory forms
Requirements
High School Diploma (or equivalent)
Associate’s Degree
Bachelor’s Degree
Nice to have: Prior technical service, support or training experience
Nice to have: Knowledge of OR environment and sterile fields
Inpatient Psychiatrist - PRN WeekendsNewAcadia · Riverside, US
Manager, Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairsnant · Remote, US
Speech Language Pathologist (SLP)Legacy Healthcare Services, Inc. · Clarksville, US