Respiratory Therapist/Registered Sleep Technician
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SE Health
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The job in short
A full-time Respiratory Therapist role at Acom in SE Health.
Details
- Found
- 6 d ago · posted 2026-11-04
- Location
- SE Health Hospital
Full description
Southeast. Always the right career direction.
Job Description Summary
***$6,000 sign on bonus*** Performs Sleep Disorders procedures ensuring equipment & patient preparation is performed correctly, and can perform these duties in a setting without assistance. Must hold a National Registry in the field of Respiratory Therapy. Monthly competency exams must be completed until the training program is completed or obtaining a National Registry in the field of Sleep Disorders.
Job Description
QUALIFICATIONS:
High School graduate or GED. Credentials in the field of Respiratory Therapy.
LANGUAGE/ COMMUNICATION SKILLS:
Ability to communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing. Ability to communicate effectively in an emergency situation.
SKILLS:
Basic typing and computer skills. Experience in operating personal computers in a Windows environment. Experience in operating supervisor order entry in the AS400 system.
Shift
Night
Shift Details
7:00 pm - 7:00 am
FTE
1
Type
Regular
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