Winnipeg Regional Health Authority·Winnipeg, Manitoba
The Respiratory Therapy Assistant provides non-clinical support to the Respiratory Therapist in delivering patient care. They are responsible for assisting with equipment and performing tasks under the direction of professional staff.
Unit: Respiratory Services Job Stream: Clinical Support Union: MAHCP
ASAP FTE: Casual Anticipated Shift: Days;Evenings;Weekends Work Arrangement: In Person Daily Hours Worked: Hours Vary (max 11.63 per shift) Annual Base Hours: 2015 Salary: $28.781, $29.641, $30.533, $31.452 Grow your career in the Winnipeg Health Region! Our team provides a spectrum of health care services through an integrated network of sites, services and organizations. We’re united by a shared commitment to excellent and equitable health care. Position Overview Under the general supervision of the Program Manager, Subspecialty Critical Care, and the direction of the Registered Respiratory Therapist, while demonstrating a commitment to the Mission, Values and Management Philosophy of Grace Hospital. The Respiratory Therapy Assistant – Student is responsible for assisting the Respiratory Therapist in a non-clinical fashion to provide respiratory care to patients at Grace Hospital. Experience
Previous related experience working with Respiratory Therapy Equipment and/or in the general field of respiratory therapy preferred.
Education (Degree/Diploma/Certificate)
Manitoba High School diploma (or equivalent). Currently enrolled as a 2nd or 3rd year student and in good standing in an accredited Respiratory Therapy Education Program (Preference will be given to students of the Max Rady Faculty of Health Science: Respiratory Therapy Program students).
On-the-job training (up to 6 months) is provided by the Respiratory Therapy Department.
Ability to lift heavy medical equipment (up to 45 lbs.). Ability to push wheeled medical equipment. May be exposed to infectious diseases, blood and body fluids, radiation, toxic materials, noise, and allergens.
Market context
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