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Piedmont Healthcare Inc.·Columbus, Georgia
Respiratory Tech, PRN - Midtown
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The role involves administering aerosol therapy, chest physical therapy, and oximetry evaluations to non-critical patients. Additionally, the technician is responsible for maintaining equipment and performing non-invasive respiratory procedures under supervision.
Administers aerosol therapy, chest physical therapy and oximetry evaluations to non-critical patients Performs Basic Life Support activities Teaches and demonstrates respiratory care activities to patients and their representatives cleans, assembles, sets up and maintains equipment and supplies. Perform non-invasive respiratory care procedures as ordered under the supervision of a licensed Respiratory Therapist.
Education A student currently enrolled in an AMA approved respiratory care program and completed one semester. Required and Active student status must be maintained and documented. Must submit letter of recommendation from Program Director for consideration of employment Required Work Experience Must have completed a student respiratory floor therapy rotation Required Licenses and Certifications BCLS - Basic Life Support Upon Hire Required and ACLS post completion of second semester of respiratory care program or within 60 days of hire within 60 Days Required Business
Unit: Company Name Piedmont Columbus Midtown
Candidates must be currently enrolled in an AMA approved respiratory care program with at least one semester completed. Required certifications include BCLS upon hire and ACLS within 60 days or after the second semester.
Market context
In Georgia, allied-health employers commonly seek Registered Respiratory Therapists for hospitals, emergency care, and other acute settings, so roles can be competitive when they require active state licensure and multiple life-support certifications. Candidates with an accredited respiratory care degree, Georgia RRT license, and BCLS, ACLS, and PALS are often better aligned with posted requirements. On this platform, the job requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you review fit faster; verify your current certifications and licensure before applying.