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Oxygen Clinician
Every visit, a little easier to breathe.
Is this you?
You thrive on being a trusted source of support, providing comfort and care for clients navigating the challenges of chronic respiratory disease, helping them feel safe and confident at home. Through compassionate assessments, education, and ongoing encouragement, you’ll build meaningful relationships while empowering clients to breathe easier, maintain their independence, and enjoy a better quality of life.
A day in the life of an Oxygen Clinician
Oxygen Clinicians are cherished by their clients, often being one of the few regular faces they see. It’s a dealbreaker if you aren’t excited to see photos and hear how proud they are of their grandchildren.
Take Ms. Jones, for example. She has COPD, and many aspects of her life are a struggle. Thankfully, you’ll be at her side every breath of the way.
When she is discharged from the hospital, you’ll help ease her transition home by setting up her oxygen therapy, ensuring she feels comfortable and confident with her equipment. She’ll be afraid and apprehensive until you win her over with kindness, letting her know you are there to help, whenever needed. When on-call, she may reach out about her therapy or equipment â most things are solved by phone, but some require a late-night visit.
You’ll check in with her regularly, performing and documenting assessments on her respiratory status, so she can live her best life. Helping her achieve independence and mobility with portable oxygen will be rewarding. You will impact her life in an incredible way.
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What to expect
- This is a mobile homecare position, working independently, travelling to client homes and hospitals (including rural areas)
- You’ll lift, move, set up and maintain home oxygen equipment up to 50 lbs.
- You’ll effectively communicate with interdisciplinary teams
- You’ll work with a variety of funding agencies and insurance providers
- You’ll be part of a scheduled on-call rotation
Why you'll love it
Youâll become a key part of our clientâs circle of trust, building deep, ongoing relationships built one check-in at a time.
Real independence â mobile, homecare-based work across hospitals and client homes.
You'll work independently in the community, but you're never on your own â your clinical team is just a call, message or visit away.
You'll help clients achieve independence and mobility, and see the impact firsthand.
What we're looking for
- Comfortable working independently and travelling to hospitals and client homes, including rural areas
- Physically able to lift, move and set up equipment up to 50 lbs.
- Strong communicator across interdisciplinary and funding/insurance partners
- Comfortable being part of a scheduled on-call rotation
- Registered Respiratory Therapist, Registered Nurse, Licensed Practical Nurse
Frequently asked questions
No, you are not alone! In addition to being on the road, you will frequent the office to complete administrative tasks and collaborate with your team.
This is a mobile homecare role â you’ll travel to hospitals and client homes, including rural areas, as part of your regular week. Your role will be accomplished in a regular workday and overnight stay is not required.
Class 5 driverâs license, acceptable driverâs abstract, criminal record search including vulnerable sector search, transportation of dangerous goods certification (provided in-house).
No, we take your safety very seriously ensuring youâre not on the road during inclement weather.
Yes, a vehicle will be provided for your duties.