Employee Resources

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Orientation

Our orientation program is designed to set our new employees up for success with:
  • Seamless orientation process
    • 10-weeks full-time
    • 6-weeks PRN
  • Assists new employees with building a solid foundation for their career in healthcare
    • Orientation resource booklet
    • Periodic meetings with clinical coordinators to discuss feedback
  • Smooth transition into the department
    • Sense of collegiality is created between new employees and their preceptors, who are primarily senior staff who serve as core therapists in their respective units

Benefits

Each member of the respiratory care team has access to a wide array of benefits. Some benefits are taxable.

Hospital Benefits

  • Medical and dental insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Short-term and long-term disability
  • Long-term care insurance
  • Professional liability insurance
  • Paid time-off plans
  • 7 paid holidays per year
  • Retirement plan/tax-deferred annuities (403b)
  • MTA pre-tax transit program
  • Pre-tax health and dependent care spending accounts

General Benefits

  • Balanced and manageable workloads using our internally developed acuity system
  • Friendly learning environment
  • Team-oriented culture
  • Diverse care environments to rotate through with the option to choose a primary unit to specialize in
  • Online self-scheduling
  • Professional development program, with a clinical ladder that provides an opportunity for career advancement within the department
  • Nightshift and weekend differentials
  • Tuition reimbursement
  • Housing relocation benefits
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