The respiratory therapist is responsible for assisting, evaluating, and maintaining quality patient care, from infants to elderly; collaborating with physicians and multidisciplinary team members; providing physical and psychological support to patients, friends, and families. The respiratory therapist should maintain a positive working relationship with his/her staff as well as Physicians, LIP's and ancillary departments. Will be held accountable to the following Studer Philosophies and Principles: • HCAPS Patient Perception • Hourly Rounding with intention. • Bedside Shift Report. • AIDET. • Daily Huddles. FUNCTIONS Essential and nonessential functions duties as assigned. Required Skills Minimum Education • Graduate from an Approved Respiratory Therapy School. Required Licenses [Kentucky, United States] Respiratory Therapists • Must hold current license by the state of Kentucky as a Respiratory Care Practitioner • Proven strong clinical skills and strong communication skills. Required Experience Minimum Work Experience • Minimum of two years’ experience in the field of pulmonary and/or rehabilitation preferred. • BLS certification – American Heart Association (Healthcare Provider) or American Red Cross (Healthcare Provider) required, must be current. • ACLS, PALS and NRP certifications or with in 6 months of employment.