Erin Moore is a respiratory therapist with 8 years of experience providing care to neonatal and pediatric patients in multiple hospitals. She has a degree in respiratory care and is skilled in critical care, intubation, mechanical ventilation, and troubleshooting equipment issues. Moore has experience with the Epic medical charting system and can help train others. She is looking for a respiratory therapist position where she can use her skills and experience providing respiratory care and training others on the Epic system.

1. Erin Moore
631 Goldmine Road, Spartanburg, SC 29307 | 864-680-2609 | egmoore0929@gmail.com
Objective
Respiratory Therapist with eight years experience in healthcare. Skilled in providing critical care to neonatal and
pediatric patients. I have worked in three hospitals that have implemented the Epic medical charting system. I
am able to assess the need for respiratory care in a wide range of patient demographics as well as perform the
proper intervention needed to best benefit the patient. I am able to analyze and resolve issues my coworkers
and I may run into using the Epic charting system in my current job where Epic is new to my coworkers.
Education
ASSOCCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE | JULY 2009 | SPARTANBURG COMMUNITY COLLEGE
· Major: Respiratory Care
Skills & Abilities
· My attention to detail and ability to learn fast has helped greatly in everything I do. Being able to analyze and
solve problems makes me a great asset to my coworkers and my patients.
· I am very skilled in troubleshooting to find the source of problems and the resolution. This relates to
equipment, patients and charting systems. I strive to be among the best at everything I do.
Experience
REGISTERED RESPIRATORY THERAPIST | SPARTANBURG MEDICAL CENTER | MARCH
2013-CURRENT
· I currently work in a level Three Neonatal ICU and a Pediatric ICU. I attend deliveries of pre-term infants as
well as any infant that may have any issues that will need medical attention. I assess the need for any
Respiratory intervention including intubation and mechanical ventilation. I continue to care for and manage
the respiratory needs of any patient we bring back to the Neonatal ICU. I also respond to pediatric traumas in
the Emergency Center to assess the Respiratory needs of injured children. I continue to assess and manage
the Respiratory needs of any children that are admitted to the pediatric ICU or the pediatric in-patient floor of
the hospital. I troubleshoot any issues we my have with any respiratory equipment to make sure everything
is working properly and safely for the most precious of patients. I am also apart of a Neonatal Transport
Team. We pick up infants from smaller hospitals that may not be equipped to take care of the infants special
medical needs. We also deliver infants to more specialized hospitals when we have a patient that needs more
specialized treatment we are not equipped to provide.
REGISTERED RESPIRATORY THERAPIST | CAROMONT REGIANAL HOSPITAL | APRIL
2016-CURRENT
· I work in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit as well as the Adult in-patient care floors. I attend cesarean
section deliveries as well as any vaginal deliveries where the infant may need respiratory support. I "catch"
the infant and bring him/her to the warmer where I assess the need for respiratory support. I obtain Arterial
blood gases on infants as well as adults and respond to rapid response calls.

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REGISTERED RESPIRATORY THERAPIST | SENTARA HEALTHCARE | AUGUST 2011-
NOVEMBER 2012
As a registered respiratory therapist in the "float pool" I worked in three different hospitals in the Virginia Beach
and Norfolk areas. My base hospital was Sentara Princess Anne in Virginia Beach where I worked in the
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit as well as the Adult Intensive Care Unit. I performed intubations, arterial blood
gases, and managed mechanical ventilation to neonates as well as adults. I also worked in the Cardiac
Intensive Care Units at Norfolk General Hospital managing the mechanical ventilation of patients who have
undergone open heart surgery.
REGISTERED RESPIRATORY THERAPIST | SPARTANBURG MEDICAL CENTER | DECEMBER
2010-AUGUST 2011
I worked in the Neonatal and Pediatric Intensive Care Units. I attended infant deliveries and assessed the need
for respiratory care. I responded to the Emergency Center for pediatric traumas and was a part of the Neonatal
Transport Team.
REGISTERED RESPIRATORY THERAPIST | UPSTATE CAROLINA MEDICAL CENTER| MAY
2008-DECEMBER 2010
I was hired as a Respiratory Therapist assistant while I was still a Respiratory Care student. As I was checked
off to do more in school I could be signed off to do those same duties at work. I started obtaining Arterial
Blood Gases and performed Electrocardiograms, I gave breathing treatments and eventually Intubated as
well. I worked in the Emergency Center, Intensive Care Unit and responded to any respiratory needs in Labor
and Delivery. I performed my first adult and infant intubations at Upstate Carolina Medical Center.
SUMMERY
I am a hard working individual who learns fast and retains information well. I am very interested in helping
healthcare workers learn the Epic Charting System and teaching them why it is the best Medical Charting
System on the market. I am energetic and willing to travel.