4 therapy jobs found in Burlington, VT

Healthier Communities. Healthiest Lives. Together. GENERAL SUMMARY: Registered Respiratory Therapists deliver both routine and critical care services for the diagnosis and treatment of respiratory dysfunction, including, but not limited to oxygen and aerosol therapy, respiratory care treatments, pulmonary diagnostic procedures, airway management, ventilator management, patient assessment and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. The Registered Respiratory Therapist works independently in all areas of the hospital. They take an active role in planning departmental operations as needed. Registered Respiratory Therapists provide the practice of the profession of respiratory therapy, which is undertaken pursuant to the direction of a duly licensed physician. This is defined as the performance of Cardio-Pulmonary evaluation, respiratory therapy treatment techniques, and education of the patient, family and public. Registered respiratory therapists may supervise respiratory therapy...

2:45 PM to 11:15 PM | 56-72 hours per pay period | Every-other weekend This part-time Category D LPN position is scheduled between 56–72 hours per pay period , usually closer to 72, with a base pay of $29.33–$42.53/hr . Evening shifts include a $3/hr differential , and weekend shifts add $3.25/hr , increasing total earning potential. Per the Collective Bargaining Agreement, current bargaining unit employees had priority consideration for the first 7 days; this posting is now open to all applicants equally. You will provide direct resident care under RN supervision in accordance with the NYS Nurse Practice Act and hospital policies. The unit cares for 34 adult and geriatric residents , blending short-stay rehab ( average 1–6 weeks ) and long-term care. Residents may require post-op recovery, sepsis care, wound management (including wound vacs), and antibiotic therapy. Evening shifts are steady yet active, supported by vascular services, respiratory therapy, and rapid...

Unit Description:  The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) provides close observation, support and clinical care for the critically ill. The unit was designed by our ICU staff to provide enhanced workflow and encourage family support in a healing environment.  There are 14 private rooms all within steps of the large nurses' station for better visualization. The unit provides holistic care using a multidisciplinary approach for critically ill patients requiring advanced monitoring and intensive treatment for: Respiratory/ventilatory care Cardiac/hemodynamic monitoring/temporary pacing/IABP therapy Observation and support due to drug overdose or poisoning Advanced care due to medication therapy Multiple trauma Major surgical procedures Post-cardiac interventional care Acute gastrointestinal disorders   Qualifications: 1. Graduate from an accredited School of Nursing. 2. Currently licensed as a Registered Professional Nurse in New York State. 3. Two...

Unit Description: Nights - Full Time Days - Full Time Part Time - 28 weekly hours (Day), 32 weekly hours (Day) and 16 weekly hours (Day). No Per Diem “As a nurse on the Progressive Care Unit, you can care for a wide range of moderately complex patients between two unique units, R3/R4. PCU provides advanced monitoring with sophisticated equipment, intensive treatments, and a team approach to promote wellness through assessment, monitoring, and education in critically ill patients. The Progressive Care nurse primarily treats patients with the following diagnosis: compromised airway requiring intensive respiratory therapy, controlled infusion of antiarrhythmic or vasoactive IV drug therapy, acute poisoning, suicide attempts, multisystem failure, neurologic abnormalities, metabolic crisis, multiple trauma, chest pain, myocardial infarction, heart failure, hemodynamic instability, invasive hemodynamic monitoring, post-anesthesia care, mechanical ventilation,...