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Rosemary Ashton

2274 Kensington Ave. Salt Lake City,


UT 84108 801-458-4195
reallyrosey11@gmail.com
Professional Experience
Respiratory Therapist – St. Mark’s Hospital – Salt Lake City, UT August
2008 – Present
§ Adult ICU and ER therapist, Ventilator management and set-up, Intubation,
BiPAP and CPAP management and set-up, Tracheotomy care, Bronchoscopy
assist, Adult floor therapy, ABG draw and analysis, Clinical Instructor for RT
students, Orient and train new RT employees, Code and Rapid Response Team
Respiratory Therapist – Ogden Regional Medical Center – Ogden, UT April 2006 –
August 2008
§ Level II ER trauma and Adult ICU therapist, Ventilator management and set-up,
ABG draw and analysis, EKG technician, Adult floor therapy, Pediatric floor
therapy, RSV and Croup treatment, 3 months experience in level III NICU,
Intubation of newborns, post C-section infant recovery, Code Team
Admissions Ambassador - Weber State University – Ogden, UT May 2003 – May
2007
§ 4 year leadership scholarship award, New student recruiter and orientation
group leader, High school recruiting visits, University campus tours, Health care
career advising, Organize and present at leadership conferences, Ambassador
President and Secretary positions held

Education
Bachelors of Science in Respiratory Therapy Weber State University –
Ogden, UT May 2007
Associates of Applied Science in Respiratory Therapy Weber State University –
Ogden, UT May 2006

Certifications and Credentials


RRT Certified – February 2008 ACLS Provider –
exp. March 2011
CRT Certified – May 2006 BLS (CPR & AED) Provider –
exp March 2011
NRP Provider – exp. February 2010

Key Competencies
§ Proficient knowledge of the information and techniques needed to diagnose
and treat cardiopulmonary injuries and diseases
§ Strong knowledge of principles and processes for providing customer and
personal services, excellent interpersonal and communication skills
§ Work as part of a team of physicians, nurses and other health care
professionals to manage patient care.
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§ Explain treatment and procedures to patient to gain report and cooperation
and allay fears
§ Maintain charts that contain patient’s pertinent identification and therapy
information
§ Monitor patient’s physiological responses to therapy, such as vital signs,
arterial blood gases, and blood chemistry changes, and consult with nurses
and physicians if adverse reactions occur
§ Perform arterial blood gas analysis and make appropriate
ventilation/oxygenation titrations following specified parameters and
protocols.

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