Canadian Association of Cardio-Pulmonary Technologists
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Rosedale
28 Oct
Canadian Association of Cardio-Pulmonary Technologists
Rosedale
Position: Pulmonary Function Apprentice Technologist
Job Type: Temporary Full-Time position with the potential to transition into a Permanent Full-Time role
upon successful completion of a 12-month training program and passing the registration examination.
Salary: $21-24/hour
Position Summary: We are offering a unique opportunity for on-the-job training to become a
Pulmonary Function Technologist. This position is ideal for candidates eager to enter the healthcare
field, providing hands-on experience in pulmonary diagnostics while working alongside experienced
respiratory technologists in a clinical setting.
As an integral member of the Pulmonary Function lab, the Apprentice Technologist, responsibilities
include performing various diagnostic pulmonary function tests on patients and cleaning and calibration
of equipment under supervision of the technologist, other expectations of the position such as
attending lectures on theory of testing; preparing for registry exam and performing other duties that are
consistent with the job classification, or as required.
Qualifications:
- B.Sc. in Human Physiology, Biology, Kinesiology, or student registry eligible for the Canadian
Association of CardioPulmonary Technologist (CACPT)
- Effective verbal and written communication skills
- Knowledge of applicable laboratory policies, procedures, guidelines, protocols and practices
- Previous experience working with patients in a hospital or clinic environment preferred
- Current BCLS certification
- Cantonese and/or Mandarin solid asset
Schedule: 8-hour shift
Work Location: In person Rosedale Pulmonary Function Lab (Bloor St E & Sherbourne St)
📌 Pulmonary Function Apprentice Technologist (Rosedale)
🏢 Canadian Association of Cardio-Pulmonary Technologists
📍 Rosedale
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