Experience

Mountain View Regional Hospital & Clinic

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Respiratory Care Practitioner

  • Jul 2018 - Present

  Saving lives, one breath at a time Saving lives, one breath at a time



Las Palmas Medical Center El Paso TX 79902

• Respiratory Care Practitioner- Coordinator

  • Sep 2008 - Present

  Responsibilities: ~Management of Respiratory, EKG, and EEG ~Scheduling of all departments and shifts ~Overlooking of daily operations and adequate staffing for Level III Neonatal ICU, high acuity Pediatric ICU, Level II Trauma ER, high acuity adult ICU, and Neuro-ICU ~ Developing and application of new practices that are consistent with hospital standards and union contract ~ One on one training of all staff introduced into Neonatal ICU and Pediatric ICU ~Knowledge and application of practices governed by CAP and CLIA for maintaining lab licence ~Firm foundation and team building with all disciplines of hospital regarding improvement of patient out-comes Show less



University Medical Center of Southern Nevada (UMC)

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 700 & Above Employee

• Advanced Respiratory Care Practioner

  • Feb 2002 - Sep 2008

  Application of respiratory skills in a Level III Neonatal ICU, Level I Trauma Pediatric ICU and Level I Trauma Unit. Application of respiratory skills in a Level III Neonatal ICU, Level I Trauma Pediatric ICU and Level I Trauma Unit.



Cook Children's Health Care System

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 700 & Above Employee

• Respiratory Care Practitioner

  • Feb 2000 - Feb 2002

  Highlights of this job were specializing in pediatric patient population and the care we provided in respiratory. Assessment and care of the acutely ill patient were learned in the emergency room. Application of life support systems were strengthened in Level III NICU. Highlights of this job were specializing in pediatric patient population and the care we provided in respiratory. Assessment and care of the acutely ill patient were learned in the emergency room. Application of life support systems were strengthened in Level III NICU.



HCA Healthcare

• United States
• Hospitals and Health Care
• 700 & Above Employee

• Respiratory Therapist

  • Oct 1997 - Jan 2000

  I worked as a student Respiratory Therapist and continued until after graduation. I learned to apply the principles of airway management in my job. I used different modalities for delivering desired therapies such as medication administration, ventilator support, oxygen delivery and mucus clearing. There was minimal application of therapies to pediatric and neonatal patients I worked as a student Respiratory Therapist and continued until after graduation. I learned to apply the principles of airway management in my job. I used different modalities for delivering desired therapies such as medication administration, ventilator support, oxygen delivery and mucus clearing. There was minimal application of therapies to pediatric and neonatal patients