JOHN PETROU, RCP

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SAN DIEGO CA 92117

Education

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Respiratory Therapy, Associates of Science

Honors/Awards

Valedictorian California College of San Diego

Ken Schneiderman Award, California College of San Diego

oAwarded for cumulative GPA of 4.0

Multiple “Values in Action” citations, Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas

oCitations submitted by peers and patients recognizing behavior/service in keeping with the highest values of Scripps Memorial Hospital

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Licensures and Certifications

2016 National Board for Respiratory Care, Neonatal Pediatric Specialty Credential

2016 Advanced Life Support Certification, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

2015 American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support

2014 American Academy of Pediatrics Neonatal Resuscitation Program

2013 American Academy of Pediatrics Pediatric Advance Life Support Training

1999 National Board for Respiratory Care, Registered Respiratory Therapist

1999 Respiratory Care Board of California, Licensed Respiratory Care Practitioner

Employment

2000-present Scripps Memorial Hospital Encinitas

Lead Therapist, Respiratory Care Department

In collaboration with the integrated health care team, assess, plans, implements and evaluates action for respiratory care. Performs all technical, diagnostic and therapeutic procedures for respiratory care for ages newborn to adult. Performs core responsibilities to maintain the flow of patient care. Provides patient care within the scope of practice as permitted by licensure, certification and training. Participates in quality control, preventive maintenance and performance improvement activities.

Arterial blood draw and analysis

Airway management assist with intubation in adults and neonates

Assist with bronchoscopy-therapeutic and diagnostic

Respond to all code blue, code pink and rapid response

Attend cesarean sections and high risk deliveries

ICU/NICU ventilator management

Function in lead position

Assess and monitor for changes in the respiratory status for all ages

Transport critically ill patients within the hospital

Troubleshoot respiratory equipment

Patient education regarding medical equipment and medication

Administer surfactant

Professional Society Memberships

1999-Present American Association for Respiratory Care

2000-Present California Society for Respiratory Care

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