I am deciding between a non-nurse to DNP program or an MD(or DO) program.
I feel like I need to do something else. They've been cutting our jobs and cutting our hours and it makes me nervous for the future.
A blog about Respiratory Care by a Respiratory Therapist
9 things I wish I could say to a candidate.
1. I want you to be likable.
2. I'm taken aback when you say you want the job right away.
3. I want you to stand out....
4. ...But not for being negative.
5. I want you to ask lots of questions about what really matters to you...
6. ...But only if the majority of those questions relate to work.
7. I love when you bring a "project."
8. I want you to ask for the job... and I want to know why. (I wouldn’t literally say “Can I have the job, but tell me WHY you want it.”
9. I want you to follow up... especially if it's genuine.
To read the full article by Jeff Haden click the link below.
Job Description: Respiratory Therapist
Respiratory Therapists serve as a specialist in Respiratory Care and provide
examination, diagnostic and treatment services for patients who have
medical problems characteristic of this specialty, and including the
more complex cases where symptoms are difficult to identify, treatment
regimens involve use of prolonged or complicated procedures or new
techniques, or where patient's condition is critical.
Serves as consultant in the field for physicians, nurses and other providers in this and other specialties.
Examine patients and provide care as prescribed or by established protocol.
Provide appropriate documentation.
Serves as consultant in the field for physicians, nurses and other providers in this and other specialties.
Examine patients and provide care as prescribed or by established protocol.
Provide appropriate documentation.
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