CPAP Coordinator - Pulmonary Clinic

Nationwide Children's Hospital•Columbus, OH

About The Position

The CPAP Coordinator performs polysomnography and respiratory procedures on patients with suspected injury or disease resulting in sleep disorders, under supervision and according to facility policies and procedures. The position also assists with supervising other sleep center staff. The role coordinates scheduling and supports the supervision and training of polysomnography technicians and other sleep center staff. It completes technical reports, processes patient charge information, maintains medical records and documentation, troubleshoots technical issues and artifacts, monitors patient safety, and communicates with patient care support staff. The coordinator prepares patients and rooms for procedures, explains tests and answers questions, applies electrodes accurately, collects information relevant to test interpretation, and maintains supplies and equipment. This is a 1.0 FTE position working 40 hours per week on a Monday–Friday day shift. Pay is based on experience, and a competitive benefits package is offered.

Requirements

Graduate of an AMA-approved two-year Respiratory Therapy Program.
Current Ohio license to practice respiratory care.
Valid CRT or RRT credential from the National Board of Respiratory Care (NBRC).
Registry eligible for the BRPT exam.
Current CPR certification.
Effective computer operations and technology skills.
One year of experience in Polysomnography.
One year of critical care experience.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s Degree in Health Sciences or a related field.
One year of sleep experience.

Responsibilities

Assist with scheduling coordination and the supervision and training of polysomnography technicians and other sleep center staff.
Complete technical reports, process patient charge information, and maintain accurate medical records and documentation.
Identify and perform basic and intermediate technical troubleshooting, including artifact identification and elimination.
Monitor patients and maintain safety during procedures; communicate with other patient care support staff.
Perform polysomnography procedures and respiratory testing and treatment for patients with possible injury or disease resulting in sleep disorders, according to established policies and procedures.
Prepare patients for testing, explain procedures, answer questions, and ensure accurate electrode application.
Collect information pertinent to interpretation of test results.
Stock and maintain supplies and equipment, ensuring adequate levels and proper functioning.
Prepare patient rooms for polysomnography and respiratory procedures.