Crt Jobs in Massachusetts

Job Title: Pulmonary Function Tech Company: Massachusetts General Hospital Location: Boston, MA Description: Responsibilities Perform routine pulmonary testing to include: Spirometry pre/post bronchodilator Body Plethysmography DLCO Arterial Puncture Venipuncture Oximetry Rest &/or Exercise MCC testing Sputum Induction Muscle forces Blood analysis Maintain & calibrate of various PFT equipment Prepare methacholine solutions for MCC tests Patient scheduling using IDX software Participate in performance appraisal process for all laboratory personnel Assist in training new technologists Ensure that the laboratory is in compliance with all CLIA federal regs Primarily maintain all required documentation for ABG/ Co-ox Primarily responsible for ordering of all laboratory supplies Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge by performing routine and complex procedures utilizing instrumentation and manual methods Maintain a clean and safe environment for testing Follow cleaning & disinfecting policies Assist staff assistants with preparation of PFT reports All other duties assigned Qualifications 2 years of experience and a bachelor's degree

Job Title: Pulmonary Technologist Company: Children's Hospital Boston Location: Boston, MA Description: Children's Hospital Boston's Pulmonary Department is seeking a high energy Pulmonary Technologist to join its team. This individual will perform a variety of pulmonary function tests, sweat tests and arterial blood gases on infants, children and adults. Primary responsibilities are to conduct testing, assemble and analyze data collected, perform calculations, assess the quality of the study, generate reports, and inform and discuss results with referring clinicians. In addition, this individual would partake in maintaining and calibrating laboratory equipment, perform quality control procedures and troubleshoot equipment as able.The position requires a mature individual who is very detail oriented and comfortable with a high degree of accountability. A Bachelor's degree is required, preferably in a life science. Prior experience working in a clinical capacity and/or working with children is sought.The successful candidate must effectively provide empathy in sensitive situations involved with serving patients and families. Excellent interpersonal, communication and technical skills are essential. Computer proficiency is required to conduct testing and enter, track and maintain information. The individual should demonstrate self-initiation and possess the ability to work independently yet also effectively participate as part of a team.With the appropriate education and skills noted, the Department is willing and open to train for this role.StatusFull Time - 40 HoursShiftDaySchedule (i.e. Mon. - Fri.)Mon - FriStandard Hours per Week40.00AutoReqId22034BR