The University of Vermont Health Network seeks a Respiratory Therapist for our Pulmonary Function Testing (PFT) Clinic. In this on-site role, you will perform comprehensive PFTs, including spirometry, lung volumes, and diffusion studies, to support accurate diagnosis and management of pulmonary conditions. You'll monitor patient responses, ensure accurate data collection, and provide education on respiratory therapies and self-management. Working within a collaborative, academic health system, you will partner closely with pulmonologists, nurses, and allied professionals, using advanced technology and evidence-based protocols. UVM Health Network offers a mission-driven environment focused on learning, inclusion, and high-impact patient care, with opportunities for professional growth, research participation, and contribution to community health across Vermont and northern New York. Responsibilities Perform comprehensive pulmonary function tests (spirometry, lung volumes, diffusion, and related studies). Prepare, position, and monitor patients to ensure accurate, safe testing and high-quality data. Calibrate, operate, and troubleshoot PFT and respiratory care equipment per protocol. Interpret test quality, recognize abnormal results, and communicate findings to pulmonologists and providers. Obtain and process arterial blood gases as indicated, following safety and infection-control standards. Educate patients and families on respiratory conditions, test procedures, and therapy adherence. Document assessments, procedures, and outcomes accurately in the electronic health record (EHR). Collaborate with pulmonologists, nurses, and allied health staff in care planning and follow-up. Maintain clinic supplies, adhere to regulatory and infection-control standards, and support quality initiatives. Participate in ongoing education, competency validation, and quality improvement projects within the academic health system. Required Skills Pulmonary function testing (PFT) Arterial blood gas sampling and interpretation Spirometry and lung volume testing Bronchodilator and methacholine challenge testing Respiratory assessment and care planning Operation and troubleshooting of respiratory equipment Electronic health record (EHR) documentation Patient education and coaching Infection control and safety protocols Interdisciplinary care collaboration