Neonatal Transport Respiratory Therapist Role (Alberta)

Neonatal Transport Respiratory Therapist Role (Alberta)

31 Jul
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Alberta Health Services
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Alberta

31 Jul

Alberta Health Services

Alberta

Join Stollery Children's Hospital as a Neonatal Transport Registered Respiratory Therapist. This role focuses on the stabilization and transport of critically ill neonates within a multidisciplinary team.

As a Respiratory Therapist II, you will coordinate respiratory care, develop therapy plans, and ensure appropriate care during transport. This position requires you to perform duties in a multisite capacity while managing patient assessments and equipment procurement. Your expertise in neonatal resuscitation and critical care will contribute to high standards of patient safety and care quality.

Key Responsibilities:
• Stabilize and transport critically ill neonates effectively
• Collaborate with transport team for patient care plans
• Develop and monitor respiratory care protocols




• Maintain and ensure quality of transport equipment
• Participate in interprofessional rounds and meetings

Requirements:
• Registration with the College of Respiratory Therapists of Alberta
• Two years of recent neonatal critical care experience
• Current BLS and NRP certifications
• Neonatal transport training and aircraft safety certification
• Solid critical thinking and collaboration skills

Utilize your neonatal expertise to provide exceptional respiratory support at Stollery Children's Hospital.
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📌 Neonatal Transport Respiratory Therapist Role (Alberta)
🏢 Alberta Health Services
📍 Alberta

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