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RESPIRATORY THERP-STUDENT

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The Student Respiratory Therapist (Limited Permit Holder-LPH), functions in a multi-faceted role that demonstrates professionalism and promotes excellence in the practice of respiratory care under the direction of a Respiratory Care Professional. The SRT is responsible for providing respiratory care to patients on a limited basis. The Student therapist should be able to perform procedures for which their school has verified initial competency with the Ohio Respiratory Care Board (ORCB) and the hospital re-verifies competency during orientation. The SRT is responsible for maintaining compliance with the Ohio Respiratory Care Laws, applicable regulatory standards, institutional and system policies
Education Minimum Level of Education Required:
High School Diploma / GEDHigh School completion / GED Additional requirements: § Type of degree: N/A § Area of study or major: Respiratory CareRespiratory Care § Preferred educational qualifications: Must be enrolled and in good standing in a Respiratory Care Program upon hireMust be enrolled and in good standing in a Respiratory Care Program upon hire. § Position specific testing requirement: N/A Licensure/Certification/Registration § Limited Permit to perform Respiratory Care Issued by Ohio Respiratory Care Board. § BLS Required § Must provide a copy of the Ohio Respiratory Care Board's "Verification of Education Form" which was filed with the Board by the Respiratory Care Program Director, verifying completed curriculum.
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