2278S1500X SNF/Subacute Care Certified Respiratory Therapist

A medical professional who specializes in caring for patients with serious breathing problems in intensive care settings. They monitor breathing, check oxygen levels, and help manage life-support machines like ventilators. Patients can expect this provider to assist with breathing treatments, monitor lung function, and support those with severe lung conditions or respiratory failure.

A medical professional who teaches patients and their families about lung diseases, breathing problems, and how to manage these conditions at home. They help patients understand their diagnosis, use inhalers or breathing machines, and follow their treatment plans for conditions like asthma, COPD, pneumonia, and other breathing issues. Patients can expect clear instructions, helpful tips, and ongoing support to improve their breathing and overall health.

A medical professional who provides emergency breathing and lung care for patients with serious injuries or sudden breathing problems. They help manage airways, give oxygen, and assist with life-saving treatments for trauma victims, people having trouble breathing, or those needing urgent lung support. Patients can expect quick assessment, breathing treatments, and support during emergencies.

A medical professional who helps people with breathing problems by performing tests, giving breathing treatments, monitoring lung function, and supporting recovery. They care for patients with conditions like asthma, COPD, pneumonia, and other lung or heart-related issues. Patients can expect guidance on using inhalers or oxygen, education about their condition, and support for both themselves and their families.

A respiratory therapist who specializes in caring for older adults with lung and breathing problems. They help diagnose and manage conditions like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), pneumonia, asthma, and age-related breathing difficulties. Patients can expect help with breathing treatments, oxygen therapy, education on managing lung conditions, and support to improve quality of life and independence.

A medical professional who helps patients manage breathing problems at home by teaching them how to use inhalers, oxygen equipment, and other respiratory devices. They create care plans and show patients and families how to safely manage conditions like asthma, COPD, and other chronic lung diseases, aiming to improve comfort and independence at home.

A medical professional who specializes in helping premature babies, newborns, and children with breathing problems. They provide treatments like giving oxygen, managing breathing machines, and monitoring lung health. Common conditions they care for include asthma, pneumonia, respiratory distress, and other lung or airway issues. Patients and families can expect support in improving breathing and comfort for young children in hospital settings.

A medical professional who provides breathing support and comfort care for patients with serious or terminal illnesses. They help manage symptoms like shortness of breath and secretions, making it easier for patients to breathe. They work closely with patients and families to improve quality of life during advanced stages of lung disease, cancer, or other life-limiting conditions, focusing on relief from discomfort and supporting emotional needs.

A medical professional who safely transports patients who need advanced breathing support between hospitals or care settings. This specialist monitors breathing, manages ventilators, and provides emergency respiratory care for newborns, children, and adults during transport. Patients can expect skilled care for breathing difficulties, critical illness, or injury, with a focus on keeping airways open and ensuring safe transfer to the next stage of treatment.

A medical professional who specializes in performing and interpreting breathing tests to help diagnose lung and sleep disorders. They collect and analyze samples, monitor breathing during tests, and help identify conditions like asthma, COPD, and sleep apnea. Patients can expect this provider to guide them through breathing tests, explain results, and support their doctor in creating a care plan for lung and sleep health.

A medical professional who performs tests to measure how well your lungs are working. They help diagnose breathing problems such as asthma, COPD, and other lung conditions. This provider explains the testing process, helps you perform breathing tests, monitors your comfort and safety during testing, and ensures accurate results for your doctor to review.

A medical professional who helps people with chronic lung conditions, such as COPD, asthma, or pulmonary fibrosis, improve their breathing and quality of life. They guide patients through exercise programs, teach breathing techniques, help clear the lungs, and provide education about managing symptoms. Patients can expect support in building strength, reducing breathlessness, and learning how to live better with lung disease.