Hyperbaric Technician I – Baylor Hospital – Dallas TX


The Hyperbaric Technician of the Louise Gartner Center of Hyperbaric Medicine, under the general supervision of the Department Director and the direct supervision of the Hyperbaric Technician(s) II (Senior Technicians), assumes responsibility for the safe and effective operation of the compression chamber system and supporting components. He/she accompanies patients undergoing hyperbaric oxygen treatments in the chamber delivering care appropriate to his/her level of training and in accordance with standard policies and procedures.  This position is available on day shift with rotating weekend call.
 
The Hyperbaric Technician I is also responsible for performing maintenance activities of the hyperbaric chamber(s) and associated systems and equipment, under the supervision of the Hyperbaric Technician(s) II.  In addition, he/she shall report to the Safety Director with respect to safety issues and/or concerns. The Hyperbaric Technician I is responsible for providing services for inpatients, outpatients, and emergency patients of the following ages: pediatrics, adolescents, adults, and geriatrics.
 
Typical responsibilities in this role include:

  • Operate the compression chamber and supporting components and maintains operating, maintenance, safety logs and other required documentation; 
  • Carries out hyperbaric oxygen treatment protocols, as prescribed by the Hyperbaric Physician, and actively participates in patient teaching pertaining to HBO treatments; 
  • Prepares the hyperbaric chamber, equipment and materials needed for patients undergoing hyperbaric oxygen treatments.  Process (cleans and stores properly) equipment/supplies used in the hyperbaric environment and/or department; 
  • Assists in wound care under the direct supervision of the Hyperbaric Physician(s) and/or Nurse(s), as required; 
  • Other duties as assigned.


Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas, a Magnet-recognized facility, is the flagship hospital for the Baylor Health Care System.  We are a nationally acclaimed major patient care, teaching and research center for the southwest and are one of only two medical centers in North Texas designated as a “Level 1” trauma center.
 
Baylor University Medical Center has so much to offer!  Baylor is proud to offer day-1 eligibility for health and welfare benefits, tuition reimbursement, 401(k) savings plan with dollar-for-dollar match up to 5%, and our complimentary concierge service – The Baylor Butler.  Employees enjoy a system of rewards and unmatched opportunities with healthcare’s brightest minds.  Apply online to be considered immediately.

  • High school diploma and/or GED required; 
  • BLS for healthcare providers is required; 
  • Applicants wtih following credentials will also be considered: Emergency Medical Technician, Certified Respiratory Therapist, Certified Hyperbaric Technologist, or Diving Medical Technician; 
  • Minimum of two years of experience preferred.


The Hyperbaric Technician under the direct supervision of the Hyperbaric Technician(s) II, assumes responsibility for the safe and effective operation of the compression chamber system and supporting components.  S/he accompanies patients undergoing hyperbaric oxygen treatments in the chamber delivering care appropriate to his/her level of training and in accordance with standard policies and procedures. The Hyperbaric Technician I is responsible for performing maintenance activities of the hyperbaric chamber(s) and associated systems and equipment, under the supervision of the Hyperbaric Technician(s) II.  In addition, S/he shall report to the Safety Director with respect to safety issues and/or concerns. The Hyperbaric Technician I is responsible for providing services for inpatients, outpatients, and emergency patients of the following ages: pediatrics, adolescents, adults, and geriatrics. 

To apply please go to www.BaylorHealth.com/careers or send questions to  DavinaB@BaylorHealth.edu