Versemedical Registered/Certified Respiratory Therapist at Verse Medical providing clinical expertise for home respiratory programs. Ensure patient setup, monitoring, and documentation meet payor standards.
Responsibilities
As a Respiratory Therapist on our Respiratory Support Team, you will be the clinical backbone of Verse’s home respiratory program. You will make sure every patient on CPAP, BiPAP, ventilation, or oxygen is set up correctly, monitored closely, and documented to the standard payors require, so patients get safe, effective therapy without delay.
What You'll Achieve: A Glimpse into Your Contributions
Serve as a clinical SME for home respiratory. Be Verse’s clinical expert across CPAP, BiPAP/RAD, invasive and noninvasive ventilation, and oxygen. Maintain the clinical content within SOPs for each category and communicate changes to Operations and Compliance.
Provide clinical oversight and escalation. Deliver patient instruction, verify device setup, and monitor treatment effectiveness. Act as the escalation point behind the sleep coach and patient support layer, and route concerns that may require a prescription change or physician evaluation to the prescribing provider.
Review remote monitoring data. Interpret device data across manufacturers and device types, including cloud-connected downloads and memory card or direct downloads, covering usage, residual AHI, leak, delivered settings, tidal volume, alarms, and event logs.
Track adherence and payor compliance. Monitor adherence against payor requirements (for example, the Medicare 30-day/90-day PAP qualifying window), triage and escalate non-adherence, document results in a payor-ready format, and flag billing-impacting gaps to Operations and Billing.
Support medical necessity documentation. Support coverage and recertification documentation across categories (SWO review, qualifying tests and saturations, vent and RAD criteria). Verify that device settings match the prescribed order, and request a new order from the prescriber for any change. Review oxygen qualifying testing and saturations, recertification documentation, and the appropriateness of the oxygen modality ordered.
Cover high-acuity and life-sustaining equipment. Review alarm and event logs for ventilator and high-acuity BiPAP patients, escalate critical alarms and therapy interruptions to the ordering provider, and review the clinical implications of device swaps, replacements, and returns. Participate in rotating after-hours on-call coverage, with documentation of all clinical interactions.
Vendor partnerships. Serve as clinical liaison to external partners and vendors.
What You'll Bring: The Skills and Experience You’ll Leverage
We believe that diverse experiences and backgrounds lead to better solutions. While we have an idea of what will help someone succeed in this role, we are open to being convinced by your unique story and skills. If you believe you can achieve the outcomes above, we encourage you to apply.