Community Health Centers of America·Gustine, California
Perform pulmonary function tests and manage home sleep study kits for patients. Collaborate with the Pulmonologist to provide respiratory care planning and patient education on inhaler techniques and CPAP adherence.
Description Community Health Centers of America (CHCA) is seeking a motivated and patient-centered Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) to join our growing Pulmonary Medicine program. This part-time position is based at our Gustine Specialty Clinic, working in close collaboration with our Pulmonologist to deliver high-quality respiratory care to our Central Valley community. As CHCA expands its specialty services to Turlock, this role is expected to grow in hours and scope — making it an excellent opportunity for an RT who is eager to build a long-term career within a mission-driven community health organization.
Key Responsibilities Perform pulmonary function testing (PFTs) and assist with interpretation support Provide individualized inhaler technique education and device training for patient Administer and manage Home Sleep Study (HST) kits, including patient instruction, device dispensing, and return/data upload Support CPAP adherence monitoring, troubleshooting, and patient coaching in the clinic setting Collaborate with the Pulmonologist and care team on respiratory care planning Document clinical activities accurately in eClinicalWorks (ECW) EHR
Opportunity to work directly with a Pulmonologist in a growing specialty program Clear pathway to expanded hours and responsibilities as Turlock clinic launches Supportive, mission-driven team environment Competitive part-time compensation, potential full time in the future.
Current California Respiratory Care Practitioner (RCP) license required Registered Respiratory Therapist (RRT) credential preferred Experience with pulmonary function testing (spirometry, DLCO) required Experience or willingness to train in sleep medicine (HST, CPAP) strongly preferred Bilingual English/Spanish a plus Commitment to serving underserved and agricultural/farmworker communities
Market context
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