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Respiratory Care Coordinator, Sleep Specialist

Pay not stated in the posting. Kaiser Permanente Georgia, in Atlanta, GA. Posted Aug 4, 2026. New here this week.

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In short

Pool/PRN Respiratory Care Coordinator role with The Southeast Permanente Medical Group in Georgia, coordinating respiratory care programs for patients with sleep disorders and pulmonary conditions. The role centres on patient education, CPAP/BiPAP follow-up and referral coordination.

About this job

Setting
Physician-owned multi-specialty medical group with more than 700 physicians and 300 associate practitioners in an integrated care model serving Kaiser Permanente members.
Schedule
Pool/PRN.
Patients
Patients with sleep apnea, COPD, hypoventilation, neuromuscular disease and other sleep-related and pulmonary disorders.
Requirements
Current Georgia Respiratory Care Practitioner license; RRT or CRT certification; at least one (1) year of acute-care respiratory experience; CPAP/BiPAP experience. Certified Sleep Disorder Specialist preferred. Pre-employment drug testing.

Details

Pay stated
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Specialty
Not mapped to one specialty
Employment
Pool/PRN
Site
Not stated
Location
Atlanta, GA
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Posted by Kaiser Permanente Georgia as “POOL/ PRN Resp Care Coord Sleep Specialist”, job 3808-atlanta-ga. Applying there yourself is fine; a recruiter can then no longer represent you for this job.

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