Adult Respiratory Care Services
Our staff of adult respiratory care practitioners (RCPs) focuses on critical care patients, managing life support and using the latest therapeutic techniques to deliver state-of-the-art patient care at the highest possible standard.
The Johns Hopkins Hospital has more than 10 intensive and intermediate care units where RCPs use their knowledge and skills to assess, treat and intervene in numerous complicated pathologies. Therapies include adult high-frequency oscillatory ventilation (HFOV), inhaled nitric oxide (INO), independent lung ventilation (ILV) and other standard procedures. From the trauma patient to the most severe case of advanced respiratory distress syndrome, RCPs are challenged every day to find effective new treatments for people looking for hope.
The key to success as a Johns Hopkins RCP is multidisciplinary teamwork. RCPs are valued contributors to the health care decision-making team at our world class medical institution.
For more information about our adult respiratory care services or to apply for a position, please contact:
Bradley Taylor, B.A., R.R.T.
Manager, ACCM/Respiratory Care Services
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
Email: btaylor1@jhmi.edu
