School of Health Science - Lab Technologist, Respiratory Therapy Program (Regular Part-Time)

Job Title: Lab Technologist Department: School of Health Science – Respiratory Therapy Program Location: College Drive Campus – North Bay, ON Status: Regular Part-Time – 10-month position Assignment dates: End of August to early June Hours Per Week: Up to 24 hours Pay Rate: $27.93/hour Application Deadline: Posted until filled QUALIFICATIONS: Respiratory Therapy diploma; relevant education or clinical experience may be considered Certified Respiratory Educator an asset Post-secondary education in health/related field or education an asset Minimum 2 years of recent clinical experience working as a respiratory therapist Teaching experience in Respiratory Therapy or related field an asset Simulation experience an asset Excellent organizational, communication and leadership skills Ability to work both independently and as part of a team Literacy with use of multimedia (e.g.

apps, PowerPoint, online platforms, video equipment etc.) In-person, on-campus position. Must be able to reliably commute to North Bay, ON DUTIES: Ensure lab/clinic set up and take down, and safe operation of equipment Liaison with equipment suppliers and faculty to manage inventory, order supplies within budget allocation Establish protocols and maintains preventative maintenance for all Respiratory Therapy lab equipment Supervise and guide students to meet learning outcomes within the roles of the respiratory therapy technologist through simulation and laboratory skills in a respiratory therapy lab as directed by faculty Liaison with faculty to plan and organize demonstrations, reinforce correct procedures, skills and theoretical principles in the respiratory therapy lab Monitor student performance and make accurate observations and assessments related to students’ clinical skills and abilities, utilizing evaluative checklists designed by faculty Demonstrate and enforce safe working habits, ensures appropriate infection control practices are maintained, and monitors students in the respiratory therapy lab