ASSISTANT DIRECTOR RESPIRATORY THERAPY, New York

Under the direction of the Director of Respiratory Care Services, supervises the daily functions of the Respiratory Department to ensure the delivery of quality patient care and compliance with regulatory requirements and accrediting agencies. The Assistant Director is responsible for scheduling, assigning and monitoring the work of managers, administrative supervisor, clinical staff and equipment techs. In the absence of the Director, the Assistant Director is responsible for the operations of the Respiratory Department. 

Education Required- Bachelor's Degree (Respiratory Care or other relevant study)

Education Preferred- Master's Degree (Healthcare Administration, Business, Public Health, or other related study)

Training Required- Proven success in a leadership role for a minimum of 5 years.

Schedule hours -8am-4:30p (Hours will vary).

 

EPIC
Kronos
Human Resource Management
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Joint Commission Standards
NYS DOH Standards
Procurement and purchasing procedures

 

Equipment:
Mechanical ventilators and associated disposable supplies
Non-invasive ventilators and associated disposable supplies
High flow oxygen therapy delivery systems
Artificial airways - tracheal and ETT
High frequency oscillatory ventilator

 

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