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Respiratory Care Practitioner Level I - PRN 7 pm - 7 am - ( 210000W9 ) Description Under general direction of the department manager, according to departmental and hospital standards, the Respiratory Care Practitioner, referred to as RCP-I, is responsible for administering all levels of Respiratory Care to treat patients with cardiopulmonary dysfunction and/or disabilities. RCP-I will function to the level that is usual and customary for Acute Care and ER. The RCP-I will maintain all skills and knowledge sufficient to provide safe, effective, and appropriate care to all ages of patients including neonates, infants, toddlers, children, adolescents, and adults. Qualifications Minimum Education Associate's Degree Specific Requirements and Preferences Completion of a minimum two years of college training in an AMA approved Respiratory Care Program. (Required) Minimum Work Experience 1 year - preffered Specific Requirements and Preferences...

Responsibilities The University of California, a national leader in sustainability, has pledged to become carbon neutral by 2025, becoming the first major university to accomplish this achievement. To help UC reach this ambitious goal, UCLA Health will select two UC Presidential Carbon Neutrality Fellows. Both fellows will work under the Sustainability Manager for UCLA Health. These fellows will interact together with the UCLA campus CNI fellows throughout the fellowship. Campus fellows will work under the office of UCLA Sustainability. This is the first year CNI fellows have been approved for the health systems. If you are majoring in the health sciences or have an interest in healthcare operations and sustainability please specify on the application. In addition to the focus on UCLA, each fellow will participate in a UC system-wide discussion and communication process in collaboration with student representatives on the UC Global Climate Leadership Council (GCLC)....

Responsibilities   The Ophthalmic Tech III provides technical ophthalmic and administrative assistance to the medical staff of Doheny Eye Center Pasadena and reports directly to the MSO II (Practice Manager).  The Ophthalmic Tech III is the lead technician and is the central point for overseeing patient care/patient flow for the Pasadena clinics by coordinating the ophthalmic support staff including technicians, imagers, hospital ophthalmic assistants, residents, and fellows. Provide technical assistance to physicians and back up imaging staff, as needed. Assist with special projects as delegated by Practice Manager. Train new staff and physicians to be as accurate and efficient as possible. Qualifications   Required: Minimum 5+ years of recent experience providing technical support in an Ophthalmology practice. Minimum of 5 years of recent experience supervising staff. Certified Ophthalmic Technician (COT). Knowledge of ophthalmic medical...