
Mary and Elizabeth - UMC
1850 Bluegrass Ave
Louisville, KY 40215
First Shift (United States of America)The Supervisor is a respiratory therapist that oversees daily operations of the Respiratory Therapy Department. In doing so, he/she manages daily staffing, assigns work equitably and provides clinical interventions when necessary.
The supervisor conducts himself/herself in a professional manner and is courteous to patients, physicians, visitors, members of the department and all other healthcare personnel. The supervisor supports and contributes to departmental productivity and organizational objectives by functioning as a leader of the respiratory care team and performs services consistent with his/her scope of licensure. The incumbent supports and exhibits behaviors consistent with the organization’s mission and values in offering hope and healing to all.
• Delivers respiratory therapy intervention and services as prescribed by the Medical Staff and approved protocols
• Oversees clinical practitioners within the Respiratory Therapy department
• Maintains and managers daily staffing and departmental productivity standards
• Maintains effective and open lines of communication with employees
• Ensures availability and functionality of necessary equipment
• Responds to complaints and/or concerns from internal and external customers
• Oversees departmental clinical competency program for direct reports
• Organizes and implements departmental and clinical orientation of new employees and newly credentialed/licensed employees
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